Public Health Undergraduate Programs
Public health is an exciting field that concentrates on assuring and improving population health, and protecting against threats to health. Public health covers a broad range of disciplines and issues, including such topics as environmental pollution, access to health insurance, avian influenza, bioterrorism, and obesity.
The College of Public Health offers two undergraduate programs in public health:
Bachelor of Science in Public Health
Effective Autumn 2012*, Ohio State’s College of Public Health expects to offer a new Bachelor of Science in Public Health (BSPH) degree. The BSPH degree at The Ohio State University College of Public Health focuses on public health issues in the US and internationally. The program will expand learners’ knowledge and comprehension of issues affecting humans worldwide.
(*Pending Ohio Board of Regents final approval)
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Global Public Health Minor
The minor can serve as a precursor to further study in public health, other health professions, or any fields in which the health of persons and populations is a relevant concern. In addition, public health is of interest for its own sake, as a component of a rigorous liberal arts education.
Undergraduate Information
The Undergraduate Research Office helps students get started and plan for undergraduate research. The link to their website is: http://www.undergraduateresearch.osu.edu/
For undergraduate students in the College of Public Health interested in research with faculty in the College, students are encouraged to fill out the undergraduate research interest form and submit the form to the faculty member with whom students plan to approach for research.
Application Deadlines
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