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 Alia Khan (in pink - BSPH, Sobsey Advisor) interviewing Bangladeshi villagers who received aid from BRAC after Cyclone SIDR devastated the south-west coast of Bangladesh on November 17th, 2007.
Our Department offers a multidisciplinary experience for those who want to work at the interface between people and the environment. From the effects of environmental contaminants on human health to the impacts of human activity on the environment, you will find opportunities for research and advanced study in ESE. Our interdisciplinary programs in Air Quality and Atmospheric Processes, Human Exposure and Health Effects, and Sustainable Water Resources draw from faculty expertise in the physical sciences, life sciences, engineering, and policy. Whatever your career goals - from advanced professional practice to continuing scholarly inquiry - we can prepare you to achieve them. |