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Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational and Public Health) Public Health and Safety Option - for University Graduates

The following table illustrates the academic sequence for full-time students in this program.

Academic Level	Admission Cohort	Follow this Academic Semester:
1st Year	Fall 2015	1st & 2nd Semester
2nd Year	Fall 2014	3rd & 4th Semester

1st & 2nd Semester

1st SEMESTER

REQUIRED:

ENH 121	Health Law
ENH 220	Foundations of Pathophysiology
ENH 324	Wastewater Treatment Systems
ENH 333	Introduction to Food Hygiene
ENH 440	Biostatistics
ENH 617	Applied Ecology
OHS 508	Occupational Health

2nd SEMESTER

REQUIRED:

ENH 122	Introduction to Epidemiology
ENH 325	Housing
ENH 424	Water Quality
ENH 433	Food Hygiene: Safe Food Handling
ENH 522	Epidemiology: Research Methods
OHS 208	Occupational Health and Safety Law
OHS 608	Hazard Recognition and Control

3rd & 4th Semester

3rd SEMESTER

REQUIRED:

ENH 322	Epidemiology: Communicable Diseases I
ENH 524	Pollution Control
ENH 610	Parasitology
ENH 712	Health Education
ENH 721	Public Health Law
ENH 733	Food Hygiene: Food Pathogens
OHS 322	Introductory Toxicology

4th SEMESTER

REQUIRED:

ENH 422	Epidemiology: Communicable Diseases II
ENH 429*	International Health
ENH 505	Infection Control
ENH 809*	Seminars
ENH 816	Health Promotion: Planning and Evaluation
ENH 821	Health Administration
ENH 825	Risk Assessment
ENH 911	Emergency Measures and Planning

* With the permission of the School, students will be allowed to substitute a multi-term Research Project or Field Project approved by the School in place of both courses.