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Are there any courses, besides the general major/minor courses that would be helpful for combining public health, biology and environmental science?

I'm considering combining these three topics and I would like to have more information with regards to the combining of the subjects. #biology #environmental-science #public-health

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Laura’s Answer

Hi Sharlene!


For most majors and minors, there are a few "no choice you must take these" classes and then several opportunities for choosing which classes within the field you wish to take. In your situation, I would recommend getting an excellent grasp of what those classes actually cover (read the course catalog, talk with students that have taken the courses, talk with professors, and talk with the advisor for your program) and choose ones that seem to supplement each other best and that would help point you towards where your interest lies for after you're done with school.

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Josh’s Answer

There are Universities that have majors that incorporate all of these courses. My undergraduate is Environmental Health Sciences. This included environmental studies, public health studies, and biology. I have worked in public health, manufacturing, and construction in my career. Public health can encompass a wide variety of topics. My major focused on food inspections and communicable disease transmission in the public health classes. There are several different colleges that have majors that are similar to this and provide a good well rounded science education that can lead to a variety of great careers.

Individual courses would be dependent on the college/university that you are attending. Discuss this with a academic advisor at the school and they can help you find what you are looking for in a class.
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