Yale University

Overview

The Environment and Public Health program at Yale University offers a comprehensive interdisciplinary approach to understanding how environmental factors influence population health. This Master’s program integrates core public health methodologies with environmental health science and health policy, equipping students to advocate for evidence-based actions and promote health equity.

What you'll study

Core learning areas

• Professional Skills Series
• Biostatistics in Public Health
• Social Justice and Health Equity
• Foundations of Epidemiology and Public Health
• Health Policy and Health Care Systems
• Climate Change and Health
• Environmental Health Sciences

Learning approach

• Engaging coursework that fuses quantitative methods with policy and population health perspectives
• Applied learning opportunities through case-based discussions and professional development experiences
• Connections between environmental risk topics and health equity considerations within health systems

Capstone / thesis

Further details regarding capstone or thesis requirements will be provided during the program.

Entry requirements

While there are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements mentioned for this program, applicants are encouraged to showcase relevant academic and professional achievements in their applications.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Environment and Public Health program are well-prepared for careers in various sectors, including public health agencies, non-profit organizations, healthcare systems, and environmental advocacy groups. The interdisciplinary training equips them with the skills necessary to tackle pressing public health challenges linked to environmental issues and promotes leadership in health equity initiatives.