MSc Environmental and Occupational Health at Nepal Open University

Admission 15 Dec 2025 65

MSc in Environmental and Occupational Health Admission open at Nepal Open University

Environmental and Occupational Health (EOH) master’s program, the first of its kind in Nepal (Offered by Nepal Open University), is a two-year interdisciplinary course designed to meet the growing demand for EOH professionals.

It offers a broad understanding of environmental and workplace health issues with a strong emphasis on practical applications and policy implications. The program focuses on preventing health risks through education, research, professional services, and community engagement.

Admission Eligibility

Criteria I:

Applicant must have completed a bachelor's degree (at least three years) or equivalent in any discipline related to basic or natural sciences or engineering or health sciences or medicine or nursing from a recognized university

Criteria II:

Bachelor's degree (at least three years) in other disciplines with evidence of a minimum of five years working experience in the government sector, academic or other institutions I/NGOs, or other agencies in environmental health or occupational health setting.

Distant learning friendly procedure.
Overall online processing from registration, application, entrance exam to admission

Steps:

Visit the website https://nou.edu.np/
Go to Student panel and Create account
Register
Fill the form, upload the credentials
Choose Masters Faculty of Science, Health and Technology

Particulars	Details
Batch	2082 Winter
Faculty	Faculty of Science, Health and Technology
Level	Master
Program	Master in Environmental and Occupational Health
Subject	Master of Science in Environmental and Occupational Health

Make the payment:

Account Name: NEPAL OPEN UNIVERSITY

Bank: Global IME Bank

Account No: 00501010000502

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Fee Structures

The program equips graduates with advanced skills to identify, analyze, and address diverse environmental and occupational hazards, preparing them for professional practice or research aimed at protecting health at local, regional, and global levels.