You will explore the diversity of the field including food and drinking water safety, waste management, air and soil quality, communicable disease control, emergency response and occupational health.

Admission requirements are: A four-year baccalaureate degree from Concordia or its equivalent from a recognized institution. (The baccalaureate degree should be in a related background including but not limited to health care, science, agriculture, and engineering. Open studies graduate students would be welcomed to register in these courses) *Note: Students with a three-year Bachelor degree may be admissible but may be required to take qualifying courses. [Approved by the Faculty Council of the Faculty of Science on March 1st, 2019] An admission grade point average (AGPA) of 3.0 (on Concordia’s 4-Point Scale) or equivalent on the most recent 60 credits of undergraduate (or graduate) study. Successful completion of 3 credits in chemistry, and 3 credits of statistics. It is recommended that applicants present 3 credits in microbiology and 3 credits in human anatomy or 3 credits in human or mammalian physiology For graduation students must present these credits. Demonstrated fulfilment of Concordia’s English Language Requirement A statement of career objectives at the time of application.