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CEM Graduates
CEM offers two graduate toxicology programs, a Master of Science and a Doctorate of Philosophy each in Environmental Health with a Specialization in Toxicology.

Environmental health professionals study how people interact with their environment in order to understand how the environment may positively or negatively affect human health. Knowledge of the effects of chemical, physical or biological events is used to modify human or natural behaviors to improve health and well-being.
Toxicology Graduate Programs

Students in the gas chromatography lab

The professional approach to the Master of Science program is designed to add experience, academics, and service to your resume. The program can set you apart from others seeking competitive positions in professional schools or careers. This is a non-thesis professional program.

 

 Life of a PhD Graduate Student

 
Graduate students working in gas chromotography lab

The traditional Master of Science program is designed for those seeking to complete a research thesis during their graduate program. The program focuses on researching a specific topic, with direction from a faculty research advisor.

Students in the classroom

The Track III program combines a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in environmental health, with a specialization in toxicology, allowing students to receive both the BS and MS degrees in five years.

Student in Analytical Lab

PhD students work closely with their advisor to develop their program of study into a specific research topic of mutual interest to the student and the laboratory in which they work.

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Contact Us:
Center for Environmental Medicine
1681 Campus Delivery
Fort Collins, CO  80523-1681

Phone:
(970) 491-8635

Fax:
(970) 491-2940