This course integrates both concepts and hands-on practices in environmental health studies, and it is designed into three learning stages. In Part I, students will be introduced to the purposes and processes of conducting environmental exposure assessment, including the use of available sampling tools to gather data for exposure monitoring. In Part II, special topics in water and air quality are used as case studies, along with hands-on experiments to analyze collected environmental samples. Students will also learn to conduct data analysis and interpret the results. Building on the previous two stages, Part III requires that students carry out exposure assessment in a field case study and present their findings.