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Environment and Health - a multi-disciplinary graduate school

In the graduate school Environment and Health the relationship between human health and the environment is studies from a number of different perspectives.

The graduate school comprise 24 PhD-projects, representing a vareity of reserach departments at University of Gothenburg and Chalmers University of Technology, such as Medicine, Political Science, Philosophy, Chemistry, Work Science, Consumer Science, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Product and Production Development.

The area of special interest for all projects in the graduate school is the overlap zone between the traditional environment and health reserach areas respectively. Both environmental and helth perspectivs are, directly or inderectly, to be considered in all projects. In this case we define the term "health" as the physical health and well being of humans, eg. disease and ability to function in society. The meaning of the term "environment" streches from the classical definitions of environmental disturbances like air and water pollution, noise and radioactivity to other potentially health affecting phenomena, like life habits and psychosocial factors, primarily originating from societal organisation.

The graudate school is a cooperation between University of Gothenburg, Chalmers University of Technology and the Västra Götaland Region and co-ordinated by the Centre for Environment and Sustainability (GMV).

Contact Information

Graduate School Environment and Health

c/o Centre for Environment and Sustainability, Chalmers University of Technology/University of Gothenburg, 412 96 Göteborg, Sweden

Visiting Address:
Aschebergsgatan 44

Phone:
+46 31 772 49 54

Fax:
+46 31 772 49 58

Directors of studies

Dan Strömberg, Centre for Environment and Sustainability, GMV
E-mail: dan.stromberg@gu.se
Phone: +46 31-786 29 90

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