The Diploma in Environmental Health is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to protect and improve public health through effective environmental management and health promotion. This program trains future Environmental Health Technicians to identify, assess, and manage environmental factors that affect human health.

Students are exposed to key areas such as water and sanitation, food safety, occupational health, waste management, vector control, and environmental pollution. The curriculum combines classroom instruction with practical fieldwork, preparing graduates to enforce public health regulations and respond to health risks in both urban and rural settings.

Graduates of this program are eligible for registration with the appropriate health regulatory bodies and can work in government health departments, local councils, industries, and non-governmental organizations.

Make a difference in the health of communities—pursue a Diploma in Environmental Health and become a key player in disease prevention and environmental protection.