Environmental Science Master of Science - Degree Requirements (Industrial Hygiene) |
| UHCL programs in Safety or Industrial Hygiene, at the Bachelors and Masters level, are designated by the Institute for Safety & Health Management (ISHM), so that graduates of these programs can now apply and become Associate Safety & Health Managers (ASHM). Our graduates can sit for the CSHM exam 2 years after graduation. This is a saving of 3 years. See letters for Safety and IH, as well as certificates for Safety and IH from ISHM. |
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 ISHM Board Approved Degree Programs |
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| Applicants for candidacy should have a bachelor's degree in sciences or engineering with a significant number of courses in biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics. Candidates should have a "B" average (GPA: 3.0) on the last 60 hours of credit. GREs are required by all students applying for the graduate program. Scores will be evaluated by the school's admissions committee. | |
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Designated electives or their equivalents for the Industrial Hygiene sub-plan |
| BIOL 5332 |
Toxicology and Environmental Health |
3 hours |
| INDH 5131 |
Control of Occupational Hazards |
3 hours |
| INDH 5333 |
Air Pollution |
3 hours |
| INDH 5335 |
Ergonomic Methods & Analysis Techniques |
3 hours |
| INDH 6135 |
Radiation Protection |
3 hours |
| INDH 6232 |
Analytical Methods for Hazard Evaluation |
3 hours |
| INDH 6332 |
Safety Engineering |
3 hours |
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CHEM/GEOL at the 4000, 5000, or 6000 (if applicable): to be arranged with advisor |
3 hours | |
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| If Research Project instead of Thesis is chosen, then the student will need to have one more course to be approved by the faculty advisor. |
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