Some of our students pursue graduate studies in public health and health sciences. With the public health major, you can choose between two concentrations, each leading to a wide range of career ...

The Public Health Science (PHS) major is an interdisciplinary degree focused on the health of human populations and individuals. Students will gain a solid foundation in biology and chemistry to ...

Examples of concentrations for health science majors include public health, health legislation and regulation, and tracks for those who want to prepare for graduate-level degrees in physical ...

Below are requirement checklists for the Public Health Science major and Public Health minor. You can view the checklists online by clicking the links below to ...

The major is designed for those pursuing careers in health sciences or advanced studies in fields such as Occupational Therapy, accelerated Nursing, or Public Health. The Integrated Health Sciences ...

For students who need to/want to graduate in Spring 2025, the only option is the certificate; there is no option to retroactively get the bachelor’s degree. The earliest you may graduate with the ...

There are currently 13 students pursuing an independent major in public health with approval from the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences, Landrigan said. “The excitement level is off the charts,” ...

With a B.S. in Public Health, you'll prepare for a career that creates healthy communities through education, research and promotion of healthy environments and lifestyles. Also explore the minors ...

Students already admitted into Option 1: Bachelor of Science in Public Health after completing six semesters and maintaining a high GPA. Get a sense for some of the courses that many of our majors ...

With a public and community health major, you’ll become a leader who promotes health and wellness efforts that elevate the health status of individuals and communities. Become who you’re meant to be.

The goal of public health is to protect, preserve and promote the health of communities and populations. You will learn about the complex relationships between disease processes and the social ...