Build the practical skills to gain employment in a range of areas, such as the mining industry, government and consultancies both within Australia and overseas. You'll get hands-on in our cutting-edge facilities, including the $53m Regional Community Health Hub (REACH). Graduate ready to promote healthy environments and healthy people or leave your mark in public health policy.
An undergraduate degree is generally completed between two to four years, depending on the pattern of study and any recognition of prior learning you may have. Associate degrees, bachelor and bachelor with honours are all undergraduate degrees.
A postgraduate qualification can be undertaken by students who have already completed an undergraduate degree or possess significant, demonstrable work experience. Postgraduate courses include graduate certificates, graduate diplomas, masters and PhDs, as well as specialist programs for industry professionals.
By combining environmental health with other health specialisations, such as health promotion, sustainability and public health, and knowledge of health and its systems, you'll have a competitive edge as you embark on a career with a big impact.
If you're passionate about environmental health, you can also complete a higher degree by research. Research can be undertaken through our research groups, including the Health, Nature and Sustainability Research Group.
Choose an area that you're interested in and learn how Deakin's extensive range of study options and experiences can help turn your dreams into reality.
