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The Bachelor of Science Degree

Undergraduate & Graduate Programs:

The BS Degree

The MS Degree

Faculty & Staff Info

About Our Faculty

Faculty/Staff Directory

Associations & Organizations

EOH Alumni Association

EOH Student Association

Student Planning

Four Year and Transfer Plans

Undergraduate Advisement Package

Graduate Advisement Package

Minor in EOH

Internships in EOH

Career Planning

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Job Strategies

Where do EOH Graduates work?

Job Opportunities in EOH

EOH/Oviatt Library Webpage


The College

Environmental and Occupational Health is part of the College of Health and Human Development for more information about the college, click the link.

California State University, Northridge


Site Maintained by: Jean O'Sullivan, College of HHD and Tom Hatfield, Department of Environmental and Occupational Health.

The Bachelor of Science Degree

The curriculum for the Bachelor of Science Degree stresses the development of a basic science foundation and an in-depth coverage of applied concepts on environmental and occupational health. The following courses are required as part of the minimum 123 semester units for the degree. They are organized in three sections:

Basic Science Foundation
Applied Science Core
Elective Courses

About the Industrial Hygiene Option:

An Industrial Hygiene Option allows the designation "Industrial Hygiene Option" to appear on students' transcripts and diplomas. Talk to your advisor if you are interested in this option.

Basic Science Foundation (38 semester units)

The lower division courses listed here may also be taken at regional community colleges. Please visit the site www.assist.org to find articulation agreements between CSUN and other campuses.

If you take classes at another campus, this web site will help you make sure you are taking the 'right' class. We have prepared suggested study plans for freshman and upper division transfer students here.

Biology with lab (8 units minimum):

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Inorganic Chemistry (8 units minimum):

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Organic Chemistry (4 units minimum):

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Microbiology with lab (4 units minimum):

An introductory microbiology course with lab may be substituted for this requirement.

Physics with lab (8 units):

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Mathematics (5 units):

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History of Public Health (3 units):

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Applied Science Core (24 semester units)

Environmental Health Policy, Law and Administration (3 units):

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Environmental Health (6 units):

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Biostatistics with lab (4 units):

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Industrial Toxicology (3 units)

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The Occupational Environment (3 units)

Acceptable CSUN courses:

  • EOH 466A (offered sall semester)
  • Epidemiology (3 units)
    Academic Internship (2 units)

    Acceptable CSUN courses:

    Elective Courses (15 semester units minimum)

    These courses should be selected with the approval of an advisor from the Environmental and Occupational Health Program.

    Accident Prevention (3 units)

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    Health and Physical Aspects of Housing (3 units)

    Acceptable CSUN Courses:

    Environmental and Occupational Health Law (3 units)

    Acceptable CSUN Courses:

    Public Health Microbiology with lab (3 units)

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    Water Supply and Sewage Disposal (3 units)

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    Vector Control (3 units)

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    Hazardous Materials and Waste Management (3 units)

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    Occupational Safety (3 units)

    Acceptable CSUN Courses:

    Evaluating the Occupational Environment and Lab (4 units)

    Acceptable CSUN Courses:

    Controlling the Occupational Environment (3 units)

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    Radiological Health (3 units)

    Acceptable CSUN Courses:

    Air Pollution and Health (3 units)

    Acceptable CSUN Courses:

    Environmental and Occupational Health Risk Assessment (3 units)

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    Environmental and Occupational Health Epidemiology (3 units)

    Acceptable CSUN Courses:

    Occupational Safety Seminar (3 units)

    Acceptable CSUN Courses:

    Occupational Ergonomics (3 units)

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