Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences - Environmental Public Health

Environmental Public Health is a branch of public health that studies how biological, chemical, and physical factors in natural and built environments impact human health and disease. Students will learn how to help prevent injuries and disease by managing environmental hazards and promoting healthier air, water, soil, homes, workplaces, and communities. The EPH concentration within the Biomedical Sciences major is one of only 28 programs nationwide to be fully accredited by the standards of the National Environmental Health Science and Protection Accreditation Council, and the only such program in Colorado.

Students begin their studies with foundational science courses in biology, physics, general chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology, physiology, math, and statistics, and then use these basic sciences as tools to solve environmental public health problems. Students are involved in actual and simulated field projects with data gathering and analysis, characterization of environmental public health problems, evaluation of alternative solutions, and presentation of results in written and oral formats. All Environmental Public Health students complete a professional internship for academic credit with a private sector company or public health agency.

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