Harvard University Master's degree Environmental Health Occupati...

 
 

Harvard University Master's degree Environmental Health Occupational Health

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Harvard University - Master's degree - Environmental Health - Occupational Health

  
 
Harvard University
Master's degree
Environmental Health
Occupational Health
 
This concentration is designed to train occupational health and safety professionals to recognize and prevent occupational disease and injuries. Faculty members carry out research spanning a wide range of occupational health problems, with the broad objective of identifying and contributing to the reduction or elimination of job-related health hazards. Research topics include respiratory disease among exposed populations (including construction, auto, textile, and agricultural workers, workers exposed to particles, and building occupants); reproductive and chronic disease studies of populations exposed to petrochemicals, heavy metals, and persistent organic compounds; biological and chemical hazards assessment; epidemiology of acute injury and cumulative trauma disorders; occupational and environmental cancers such as lung, skin, and bladder cancer; biomonitoring and medical surveillance; occupational and environmental health research and training in developing countries; occupational health policy and services research; and population genetics. Faculty members have been in the forefront of the development of biochemical, molecular, and genetic markers and their applications in epidemiologic studies of exposed populations. Additional areas of interest within this concentration include environmental molecular epidemiology and occupational epidemiology.

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Degrees Awarded: Harvard University - Environmental Health

  
 
Master's degree - Environmental Health - Exposure, Epidemiology and Riskawarded in the last year reported.
Master's degree - Environmental Health - Occupational Healthawarded in the last year reported.
Doctor's degree - Environmental Health - Physiologyawarded in the last year reported.