Ph.D. in Industrial and Environmental Hygiene is a 4-6 year research program that focuses on identifying, assessing, and controlling environmental and occupational health hazards. It combines toxicology, environmental science, industrial safety, and public health to investigate topics such as air and water quality, chemical exposure, workplace safety, and waste management. The initiative prioritizes research on exposure assessment, risk assessments, control technology, and regulatory strategies. Students develop skills in environmental monitoring, danger prevention, and sustainable practices. Graduates can work in academia, government agencies, environmental consultancy, industrial hygiene, and public health, helping to create safer workplaces and raise environmental health standards.
