Course Code    Course Title    Credits
PH6001    History of Public Health    3
PH6002    Principles of Sociology Behavior Research    3
PH6003    Community Health    3
PH6004    Introduction to Biostatistics and Epidemiology    3
PH6005    Health Inequities    3
PH6006    Global Health    3
PH6007    Health Communications    3
PH6100    Decision Making: Healthcare Field    3
PH6200    Program Planning    3
PH6201    Maternal Infant & Child Health    3
PH6202    Public Health Nutrition    3
PH6300    LGBTQ+ Health    3
PH7990    Public Health Practicum    3
PH7998    Public Health Capstone    3

PLO 1:    Identify causes of social and behavioral factors that affect the health of individuals and populations based on theories, concepts, and models from a range of social and behavioral disciplines that are used in public health research and practice. 
PLO 2:    Assess individual, organizational and community concerns, assets, resources, and deficits for social and behavioral science interventions. 
PLO 3:    Identify critical stakeholders for the planning, implementation, and evaluation of public health programs, policies, and interventions. 
PLO 4:    Demonstrate steps and procedures for the planning, implementation, and evaluation of public health programs, policies, and interventions. 
PLO 5:    Apply evidence-based, ethically grounded approaches in the development and evaluation of social and behavioral science interventions. 

Interdisciplinary Perspective:
Engage with global health issues through multiple lenses, integrating insights from public health, sociology, economics, politics, and environmental studies.
Contemporary Issues & Debates:
Examine current global health challenges, controversies, and emerging trends shaping health outcomes worldwide.
Social Determinants of Health:
Analyze how social, economic, political, and environmental factors intersect to influence population health across different regions.
Global Health Disparities:
Investigate inequalities in health outcomes and access to care, with emphasis on vulnerable and marginalized populations.
Social Justice & Human Rights Framework:
Apply principles of equity, ethics, and human rights to understand and address global health challenges.
Policy & Systems Analysis:
Explore how global health policies, governance, and health systems impact health outcomes at local and international levels.
Program & Research Opportunities:
Gain exposure to careers and practical pathways in global health programs, fieldwork, and research initiatives.
Critical Thinking & Application:
Develop skills to critically evaluate global health data, propose solutions, and engage in informed decision-making.

• Epidemiologist: Investigate disease patterns, outbreaks, and risk factors in populations
Biostatistician: Analyze health data using statistical methods to inform research and policy
• Public Health Analyst: Interpret data and develop insights to guide health programs and decisions
• Research Associate/Scientist: Conduct studies in universities, hospitals, or research institutions
• Health Policy Analyst: Evaluate and develop policies to improve healthcare systems and access
• Program Evaluator: Assess the effectiveness of public health programs and interventions
• Community Health Researcher: Study health behaviors and design interventions at the community level
• Global Health Specialist: Work with international organizations on worldwide health issues
• Environmental Health Scientist: Study environmental impacts on human health (e.g., pollution, toxins)
• Infectious Disease Specialist (non-clinical): Focus on prevention and control strategies
• Health Data Scientist / Informatician: Use big data and technology to improve health outcomes
• Pharmaceutical or Healthcare Consultant: Support research, strategy, and product development in private sector
• Academic/PhD Path: Pursue advanced research or teaching careers in public health or related fields