ENHS 4430 - Environmental Epidemiology

Three hours lecture. Two hours laboratory per week. Four credit hours.

The principles of environmental epidemiology are introduced with emphasis on application to various environmental settings. A brief introduction to vital statistics is provided. Health effects of various environmental agents will be identified with appropriate indicators and epidemiological methods for environmental health sciences professionals to monitor environmental effects. Dual listed in the Graduate Catalog as ENHS 5430.

Prerequisites: ENHS 3340 or ENHS 3350, BIOL 2401, STAT 2350, or consent of instructor.