The CEET is committed to training the next generation of Environmental Health Scientists, offering research training opportunities, programs, and resources for graduate students, postdocs, and early-stage investigators.
Our Certificate Program enables students to study the mechanisms by which environmental exposures cause disease, develop the necessary skills to translate research into effective prevention, intervention, and treatment, and conduct community-based environmental health research and translate findings back to communities.
Our NIEHS-funded T32 training program provides formalized research training which fosters interdisciplinary collaboration and access to a network of CEET investigators and resources.
Our Career Development Program cultivates the careers of junior faculty—through mentorship, pilot projects, grant proposal review, workshops, and continuing education opportunities.