Public Health
The multidisciplinary field of public health is committed to preserving, protecting, and promoting the health of individuals, populations, and the communities where they live, learn, work, and play. Public health professionals employ a wide range of tools to prevent disease and illness, improve physical and mental health outcomes, and ensure health equity. Students who complete the public health minor select courses that allow them to develop such practical skills as health education and communication, community organizing, epidemiology, program planning and evaluation, fundraising, grant writing, and public policy formation.
Minor Requirements
Code | Title | Credit Hours |
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Required: | 3 | |
Introduction to Public Health | ||
Choose an additional 3-4 courses from the following: | 12 | |
Intro to Health Policy | ||
Program Plan Implementation | ||
Work w/Vulnerable Populations | ||
Health Behavior Theory | ||
Perspectives in Women's Health | ||
Comm Organizing for Health | ||
Health Policy and Admin | ||
Religion, Medicine, and Health | ||
Health Policy and Politics | ||
Methods of Health Promotion | ||
Medical Information Systems | ||
Financing Health & Medical Sys | ||
Population Health | ||
Fundraising & Grantwriting | ||
Quantitative Research and Statistics | ||
Principles of Epidemiology | ||
Healthcare Administration | ||
Race/Ethnic Health | ||
Obesity and the Lifecourse | ||
Reproductive Health Policy | ||
Medical Sociology | ||
Medical Ethics | ||
Comparative Health Care System | ||
Health Care and the Law | ||
Information Science and Ethics | ||
Social Construction of Mental Illness | ||
Arab American Health | ||
Total Credit Hours | 15 |