University at Buffalo · Buffalo, New York

MS in Environmental Health Sciences

MSCEPH accreditedOn campus

What Should You Know About MS in Environmental Health Sciences at University at Buffalo?

MS in Environmental Health Sciences is a MS program at University at Buffalo in Buffalo, New York, offered on campus. Published tuition: Fall 2026 graduate tuition: $5,655 per semester full time for NYS residents ($13,255 non-residents); fees $1,659.86 per semester. The program doesn't require the GRE. University at Buffalo's School of Public Health & Health Professions is CEPH accredited.

Program Details

DegreeMS
Formaton campus
GREnot required
ApplicationDirect to the school
TuitionFall 2026 graduate tuition: $5,655 per semester full time for NYS residents ($13,255 non-residents); fees $1,659.86 per semester
PracticumThesis

From publichealth.buffalo.edu, reviewed September 27, 2026. Check start dates, deadlines and current tuition with the school before you apply.

Where This Program Can Lead

Its environmental and occupational health coursework lines up with these jobs (median pay in New York, BLS May 2025):

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MS in Environmental Health Sciences: Common Questions

How Much Does MS in Environmental Health Sciences at University at Buffalo Cost?

Fall 2026 graduate tuition: $5,655 per semester full time for NYS residents ($13,255 non-residents); fees $1,659.86 per semester. Tuition is set by the school and changes each year; confirm fees and total cost with University at Buffalo.

Does MS in Environmental Health Sciences Require the GRE?

University at Buffalo doesn't require the GRE for this program, according to its admissions information.

How Do You Apply to MS in Environmental Health Sciences?

Applications go directly to University at Buffalo.

Is MS in Environmental Health Sciences Accredited?

University at Buffalo's School of Public Health & Health Professions is CEPH accredited.

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Sources

  1. publichealth.buffalo.edu: MS in Environmental Health Sciences program page, reviewed September 27, 2026
  2. Council on Education for Public Health, list of accredited schools and programs (September 2026)

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