Applications are now open for UCT postgraduate programmes in environmental health 

The Division of Environmental Health (DEH) currently offers two Post-graduate Teaching Programmes: the Professional Master’s in Chemical Risk Management (MCRM) and Master of Public Health (MPH) specialising in Environmental Health. 

The MCRM programme provides an interdisciplinary and holistic approach to chemical risk management. The programme is aimed at health professionals, chemists, biologists, sociologists, anthropologists, ecologists, agronomists, toxicologists and other professionals working full time in chemicals management. It is a two-year part-time flexible learning programme (large distance learning component), including a mandatory two-week residential session at UCT at the beginning of the two-year cycle.
Visit the MCRM webpage
Applicants must apply online by 30th Septemeber

The Environmental Health track within the Master of Public Health is intended for candidates who are interested in understanding the environmental influences on human health, the policy implications, and how to identify, reduce and manage environmental health risks. Candidates will develop an understanding of key environmental health burden of diseases (i.e., chemicals, climate change, indoor and outdoor air pollution and the built environment) with a particular focus on children's environmental health issues. Coursework will prepare candidates to identify suitable interventions from decision makers to community residents.
Download the Environmental Health track flyer for more detail
We review applications on a rolling basis: the three rolling dates when applications are due are 31 May, 31 July and 31 October. Limited places and so those who apply early have a better chance of getting a place.
More information at: https://health.uct.ac.za/school-public-health/postgraduate-teaching-masters-programmes/master-public-health-mph

>> Apply online here: http://applyonline.uct.ac.za/