Even as we deliver cures for the diseases that exist, the environment is consistently changing. There is need for professionals who know how to respond effectively to deteriorating environmental conditions that affect human health with a view to proposing possible solutions. This allows for longevity and sustainability of the human race.
The Bachelor of Environmental Health Sciences equips students with the appropriate attitude, adequate skills and scientific knowledge for handling and managing all duties and technical procedures in the broad areas of health promotion, disease prevention and control; management and administration of public health in communities and research and training in the field of Environmental health.
COURSE CODE | COURSE NAME |
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YEAR I | SEMESTER I |
BIT110 | Introduction to Information and Communication Technology |
BJC110 | Communication Skills and Learning Skills for Employability |
BPH113 | Human Biology |
EHS111 | Human Environment |
EHS112 | Principles of Epidemiology |
EHS113 | Health Laboratory Management |
YEAR I | SEMESTER II |
EHS121 | Biostatistics |
EHS122 | Solid and Hazardous Wastes management |
EHS123 | Communicable and Non-communicable Diseases |
EHS124 | Introduction to Hydrology and Hydraulics |
EHS125 | Environmental Health Microbiology |
YEAR II | SEMESTER I |
BPH211 | Public Health Nutrition |
EHS212 | Environmental Pollution |
EHS213 | Excreta and Waste Water Management |
EHS214 | Principles of Demography and Population Dynamics |
EHS215 | Behavior Change Communication for Health |
EHS216 | Vector and Vermin control |
YEAR II | SEMESTER II |
EHS221 | Safe Water Management |
EHS222 | Town and Country Planning |
EHS223 | Occupational Health and Safety |
EHS224 | Building Technology I |
EHS225 | Food Hygiene and Food Safety |
RSC001 | Research Methodology |
YEAR III | SEMESTER I |
BPH311 | Community Health Practice |
EHS312 | Environmental and Public Health Law |
EHS313 | Health Monitoring and Evaluation |
EHS314 | Building Technology II |
EHS317 | Field training |
ELECTIVES | |
EHS315 | Environmental Impact Assessment |
EHS316 | Global health |
YEAR III | SEMESTER II |
BPH321 | Health Economics and Financing |
EHS321 | Natural and Alternative Medicine |
EHS322 | Health Policy Planning and Management |
EHS323 | Institutional Health Management |
EHS 324 | Research Project |
The Bachelor of Environmental Health Sciences equips students with the appropriate attitude, adequate skills and scientific knowledge for handling and managing all duties and technical procedures in the broad areas of health promotion, disease prevention and control; management and administration of public health in communities and research and training in the field of Environmental health.
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