The Bachelor of Environmental Health Sciences with Information Technology is an interdisciplinary program that combines environmental health principles with IT skills. It prepares students to assess, monitor, and manage environmental health risks using technology, covering areas like pollution, waste management, food safety, and occupational health. Graduates can work in public health, environmental agencies, consultancies, or research, with opportunities for further specialization or advanced studies.
Three principal passes in Chemistry, Biology and either Physics with a minimum of “C” grade in Chemistry and “D” grade in Biology, and at least E grade in Physics or Advanced Mathematics.
Diploma in Environmental Health Science with an a average of “B’’ or a minimum GPA of 3.0
