This program offers a foundational exploration of key concepts in public health, equipping students with the knowledge and skills needed to address health challenges at both the population and individual levels. "Principles of Epidemiology for Public Health" introduces students to the study of disease patterns, causes, and prevention in populations, focusing on how to analyze health data to identify risk factors and inform public health interventions. "Social Determinants of Health" examines the broader social, economic, and environmental factors that influence health outcomes, emphasizing how these factors contribute to health disparities and the importance of addressing them in public health practice. "Nutrition and Public Health" explores the relationship between nutrition and health at the community level, addressing issues such as food insecurity, malnutrition, and the role of nutrition in preventing chronic diseases. "Introduction to Biostatistics" provides students with the statistical tools necessary for analyzing public health data, including methods for interpreting health trends, designing studies, and drawing conclusions from data sets. Together, these courses form a comprehensive curriculum that prepares students to analyze and address complex public health issues, from disease prevention to improving health equity through nutrition and social policy.

This set of courses provides an in-depth understanding of the systems, policies, and strategies that shape public health efforts, as well as the tools necessary for effective communication and analysis in the field. "Public Health Systems, Policy and Management" examines the structure and functioning of public health systems, focusing on health policies, management strategies, and the delivery of public health services. This course emphasizes the role of governance and policy-making in improving population health outcomes. "Communication Fundamentals" equips students with the essential skills for conveying public health messages clearly and effectively, highlighting the importance of communication in influencing public perception and policy, as well as promoting health behavior change. "Public Health Sciences and the Environment" explores the intersection between public health and environmental factors, addressing how environmental conditions such as air quality, water sanitation, and climate change impact public health, and the strategies needed to mitigate these risks. "Population Health" focuses on understanding and improving the health of populations, looking at factors such as social determinants, health disparities, and the methods used to assess and intervene in public health issues on a large scale. Together, these courses provide a comprehensive framework for understanding the complex dynamics of public health systems, policies, and environmental influences, preparing students to engage with the challenges of improving health outcomes for diverse populations.

The Elective Series I courses provide students with the opportunity to tailor their educational experience by choosing subjects that align with their personal interests and career goals. These courses allow for deeper exploration into specialized areas within the broader field of study, enabling students to gain expertise in topics that are particularly relevant to their future aspirations. By selecting from a range of options, students can enhance their knowledge and skills in specific areas of interest, whether it be within public health, management, policy, or other related fields. These electives play a key role in developing a well-rounded education, while also offering flexibility for students to pursue their passions and focus on areas where they want to make a meaningful impact.

This combination of courses offers a comprehensive learning experience that integrates practical application with specialized electives, helping students bridge theoretical knowledge with real-world experience. "Applied Practice and Integrative Experience I" provides students with the opportunity to engage in hands-on work within a public health setting, applying what they’ve learned in the classroom to solve practical problems. This course emphasizes the importance of integrating academic learning with real-world challenges, allowing students to develop professional skills while contributing to public health initiatives. The "Elective Series I" courses offer students the chance to explore specialized topics of personal or professional interest, with one course focusing on a subject area of the student's choice and another allowing further in-depth exploration in a different aspect of public health. "Elective Series II" provides an additional opportunity for students to focus on an advanced or distinct area of interest within the field, further tailoring their education to meet specific career goals or areas of passion. These electives, alongside the applied practice experience, ensure that students not only deepen their expertise in their chosen fields but also gain valuable, hands-on experience that can be directly applied in their future careers.

The final courses in this program provide students with a rich combination of practical experience and specialized learning opportunities, designed to solidify their expertise in public health. "Applied Practice and Integrative Experience II" continues the hands-on learning journey, allowing students to further immerse themselves in real-world public health settings. This course encourages students to apply their acquired knowledge to complex, real-world challenges, deepening their understanding of public health practice and honing their problem-solving skills in professional environments. The "Elective Series II" courses offer students the flexibility to pursue advanced, specialized topics that align with their career goals and personal interests. These courses allow students to dive deeper into areas such as epidemiology, health policy, or environmental health, or explore other facets of public health that will shape their future contributions to the field. The combination of the applied practice experience and advanced electives ensures that students are not only prepared for the workforce but also equipped with the expertise and practical skills to excel in a variety of public health roles. By the end of the program, students are well-prepared to address complex public health issues with confidence, creativity, and a broad understanding of the field.

This set of courses provides students with valuable opportunities to develop critical skills for effective teamwork and deepen their knowledge in specialized areas of public health. "Skills for Interprofessional Practice" focuses on the essential abilities needed to collaborate with professionals from diverse fields in addressing public health challenges. Through this course, students learn how to work effectively in interdisciplinary teams, understand the perspectives of various professionals, and contribute to collective problem-solving efforts in complex health scenarios. The "Elective Series II" courses give students the flexibility to explore advanced topics within public health that align with their personal interests and career objectives. By selecting courses from a range of options, students can further specialize in areas such as health systems, epidemiology, environmental health, or policy, gaining deeper expertise in topics that are directly relevant to their career goals. The combination of interprofessional practice skills and specialized electives ensures that students not only enhance their ability to collaborate in multidisciplinary settings but also develop a robust and nuanced understanding of public health topics. These courses prepare students to be leaders and effective team members in the field, equipped with the knowledge and collaborative skills necessary to make a significant impact on public health outcomes.