Public Health
The public health major provides a broad educational opportunity and exposure of undergraduate students to the field of public health and its many disciplines. The major prepares students to develop, implement, and assess public health programs conducted in varied settings, with diverse populations and aimed at reducing threats to public health. The major prepares students for entry-level positions in a variety of settings, including government agencies, private/voluntary agencies, hospitals, clinics, and international programs. Students develop basic competencies in public health concepts, theories, and methods. Students are exposed to the disciplines of public health and public health prof
Courses
- BIOL 100 — PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY
- BIOL 101 — PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY LABORATORY
- BIOL 260 — HUMAN ANATOMY
- BIOL 265 — GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY
- CHEM 100 — INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL CHEMISTRY
- HLTH 212 — INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC HEALTH
- HLTH 214 — HISTORY & FUTURE OF PUBLIC HEALTH
- PSYC 270 — STATISTICS FOR THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
- PSYC 271 — DATA ANALYSIS IN PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY
- PSYC C1000 — INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY
- SOC 101 — INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
- SOC 270 — STATISTICS FOR THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
- SOC 271 — DATA ANALYSIS IN PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY
- STAT C1000 — INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS