A diploma in environmental health teaches students how to tackle issues related to environmental factors that impact human health. It covers subjects like environmental science, public health, and risk assessment. Students learn through a mix of classroom lessons, labs, fieldwork, and hands-on training.

The curriculum includes topics such as air and water quality, waste management, and food safety. Graduates develop skills in identifying and reducing environmental risks in places like workplaces and communities. They are prepared for careers in environmental monitoring, health promotion, and policy, with a focus on prevention and sustainability.