HPRO 3422
Environmental Heath
This course emphasizes the importance of the physical and social environments to the work of health promoters and other health professionals. The environment that we live in is a contributing factor of individual health and well-being. The course examines the influence of climate change, economic and cooperate determinants of health and the role of governmental policies in the disparities of health and well-being from a global perspective. Through in-class activities, written assignments, and presentations, students will explore the research aimed at understanding the impact of various global and climate determinants on the health on individuals and the health of communities. Students will explore strategies to maintain and enhance health and well-being locally, nationally, and internationally.
Sections
From the syllabus
From the Winter 2026 syllabus by Abraham Munene. Open the PDF
Grading
Course rules
- Late work
- Late lab reports are not accepted; other late assignments lose 10% per calendar day.
- Missed work
- Missed academic requirements due to extraordinary circumstances are considered individually.
- Academic integrity
- Generative AI-produced assignments are not accepted; detected academic dishonesty results in a zero.
- Teamwork
- Journal clubs are team-based; tutorial projects may be individual or in small teams, and term papers are individual.
- Exam
- The final exam is closed-book and lasts one hour.
- Lectures
- Lectures are not recorded except for students requiring special academic accommodation.
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