Chulabhorn Graduate Institute
Master in Applied Biological Sciences: Environmental Health

DEGREE TYPE

Master degree

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PACE

Full time

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EARLIEST START DATE

STUDY FORMAT

On-Campus

Key Summary

About: The Master in Applied Biological Sciences: Environmental Health focuses on the intersection of biological sciences and public health. This program covers essential topics such as environmental toxins, disease prevention, and the impact of environmental factors on health. Students will engage in hands-on learning experiences while exploring contemporary issues in environmental health.

Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue careers in various fields, including public health, environmental consultancy, and research institutions. They may work as environmental health specialists, health educators, or policy analysts, applying their knowledge to create safer and healthier communities.

Nowadays, it is known that the environment and health are inseparably interrelated. Environmental pollutants in the environment will affect human health sooner or later. This discipline will provide the foundation for understanding how environmental pollutants affect health. Knowledgeable, capable, and technically skilled personnel, that have both a practical and theoretical understanding of environmental health, are needed to undertake research and academic work so that they can apply their knowledge and skill to identify and prevent health and environmental problems. Skill graduates are also needed to identify or synthesize chemical or biological substances to cure or prevent diseases and to use their knowledge and expertise to add value to the natural resources.

The program aims to prepare students for careers in public health, drug discovery and development and related fields that deal with the application of modern biology to practical contemporary problems. The program is research oriented and focuses on method development and more detailed technical issues. Graduates will be trained to be both thinkers and practitioners.

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