Public Health - Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer (AAOT)
The Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer with a focus in public health is designed for students who wish to transfer to a four-year university to pursue a bachelor’s degree in public health or a related field. Lower-division coursework provides students with a strong foundation in public health topics, including health promotion, disease prevention, health psychology, healthcare policy, health equity , an d environmental sustaina b ility, plus prerequisite coursework in biology and mathematics. To learn more about career and degree options in the field of public health, visit the Public Health webpage .
Courses
- BI 101 — General Biology: Cells & Genes (4 Credits)
- DATA 101 — Introduction to Data Science (4 Credits)
- EC 201Z — Principles of Microeconomics (4 Credits)
- EC 202Z — Principles of Macroeconomics (4 Credits)
- FN 225 — Human Nutrition (4 Credits)
- HHP 295 — Health and Fitness (3 Credits)
- MTH 105Z — Math in Society (4 Credits)
- MTH 111Z — Precalculus I: Functions (4 Credits)
- PHE 100 — Introduction to Public Health (4 Credits)
- PHE 110 — Public Health Professions (1 Credit)
- PHE 210 — Introduction to the Health Care System (3 Credits)
- PHE 228 — Health and Social Justice (4 Credits)
- PHE 231 — Human Sexuality (3 Credits)
- PHE 244 — Introduction to Human & Planetary Health (4 Credits)
- PHE 248 — Health Psychology (4 Credits)
- PHE 249 — Health Literacy and Promotion: Making the Connection to Action (3 Credits)
- PHE 267 — Wellness Coaching Fundamentals (3 Credits)
- PHE 281 — Practicum-Health Promotion/Public Health (1 Credit)
- PHE 282 — Foundations of Community Health Worker (6 Credits)
- SOC 204Z — Introduction to Sociology (4 Credits)
- SUS 101 — Introduction to Sustainability (4 Credits)
- SUS 102 — Introduction to Environmental Science and Sustainability (4 Credits)
- SUS 103 — Physical Science of Climate Change (4 Credits)
- SUS 220 — Sustainable Food and Agriculture (4 Credits)
- WR 121Z — Composition I (4 Credits)
- WR 122Z — Composition II (4 Credits)
- WR 227Z — Technical Writing (4 Credits)