JANUARY 30
Intuitive eating workshop series
PUBHLTH 6016
Public Health and Healthcare Systems
An introduction to the public health and health care systems in the United States. Students will explore the historical evolution, core functions, and governance of the U.S. public health system, including the 10 Essential Public Health Services and foundational areas of practice. The course also introduces basic concepts of health care delivery and financing structures.
Prequisite(s): Grad standing in the College of Public Health, or permission of instructor.
PUBHLTH 6015
Frameworks for Change: Planning and Evaluating Public Health Programs
This course will address methods, frameworks and strategies used when planning, implementing and evaluating evidence-based public health programs among various populations and settings.
Prequisite(s): Grad standing in the College of Public Health, or permission of instructor.
PUBHLTH 6014
Epidemiology through Disease Investigations
This course provides an overview of the principles of epidemiology using investigations of disease clusters as a case study throughout. Emphasis will be placed on core study design principles and methods employed in disease investigations.
Prequisite(s): Grad standing in the College of Public Health, or permission of instructor.
PUBHLTH 6013
Current Topics in Environmental Public Health
This course will introduce students to key foundational concepts in the field of environmental health sciences. Students will learn how factors in the environment impact health outcomes. Moreover, students will learn about sustainable solutions to improve well-being while minimizing toxic effects at individual and community levels, including higher-level policies and practices.
Prequisite(s): Grad standing in the College of Public Health, or permission of instructor.
PUBHLTH 6012
Applied Quantitative Methods in Population Health
This course introduces the fundamental principles of biostatistics, focusing on their application and interpretation within the context of public health research. The primary objective is to equip students with the skills to critically read understand and interpret statistical data and findings presented in professional and scientific literature.
Prequisite(s): Grad standing in the College of Public Health, or permission of instructor.
