Public Health Certificates, Minors and Graduate Specializations

The Global Public Health minor focuses on health issues affecting populations in the United States and low- to middle-economic status countries worldwide. You will learn about the scope of public health issues, factors that contribute to existing and emerging issues, and applicable approaches to address and intervene.

The 15-credit-hour undergraduate minor in Epidemiology focuses on epidemiologic methods and two important content areas of the field: chronic disease epidemiology and infectious disease epidemiology along with expanding knowledge and comprehension of issues affecting humans domestically and internationally.

Learn how arts and culture are essential components of individual wellness and health communities. A minor in Public Health and the Arts exposes students to both public health and the arts to promote understanding that community wellbeing encompasses many aspects of daily living and not just individual behavior.

Learn how to conduct biostatistical analyses, understand study designs in public health research and data analysis, and gain critical background in epidemiology and learning statistical software.

Gain the knowledge and skills applicable to exposure hazard assessment and disease risk assessments involving environmental and occupational toxic chemical and infectious microbial agents.

To more efficiently and effectively achieve the best health outcomes for people, animals and the environment, develop your expertise in the surveillance, prevention, mitigation and intervention strategies that promote a healthy world.

Get equipped with the tools to conduct and interpret reliable research that addresses costs, access to and quality of health care as well as the processes and outcomes of health services and policies.

An interdisciplinary offering with the College of Engineering, learn how to identify, evaluate and control hazardous situations and exposures that may impact workers and the community.

As a current graduate student, learn how to conduct biostatistical analyses, understand study designs in public health research and data analysis, and gain critical background in epidemiology and learning statistical software.

The minor helps current graduate students get equipped with the tools to conduct and interpret reliable research that addresses costs, access to and quality of health care as well as the processes and outcomes of health services and policies.

Current graduate students can pursue this interdisciplinary offering with the College of Engineering to learn how to identify, evaluate and control hazardous situations and exposures that may impact workers and the community.

A great complement to applicable PhD and Master’s students to learn the fundamental knowledge about public health behavior and health promotion and the related skills and approaches necessary to plan, implement and evaluate health-related programs.