Preferred Background:
A background in business, management, political science and/or health sciences and public health experience is preferred for applicants to the HPAM concentration.
MPH Core Requirement Courses: 15 hours
- BIOS 7010 Intro to Biostatistics I
- EHSC 7060 Foundations of Environmental Health
-
EPID 7010 Intro to Epidemiology I
- HPAM 7600 Introduction to Health Policy and Management
- HPRB 7050 Social and Behavioral Foundations
Heath Policy and Management Core Courses: 12
hours
- HPAM 8600 Health Economics
- HPAM 8800 Leadership in Public Health
- HPAM 8700 Management of Public Health Organizations
- HPAM 8400 Policy and Economic Analysis in Public Health
Electives: 12 hours
HPAM Electives
- DMAN 7350 Basic Emergency/Disaster Training for Health Professionals
- DMAN 7351 Adv. Emergency/Disaster Training for Health Professionals
- DMAN 7353 Disaster Management in the Middle East
- DMAN 8350 Public Health Consequences of Disasters
- DMAN 8351 Information Management of Emergencies and Disasters
- HPAM 7400 Public Health Law
- HPAM 7700 Public Health Ethics
- HPAM 8300 Research Methods
- HPAM 8850 Cost Effectiveness in Health & Medicine
- GRNT 6000 Seminar in Aging
- GRNT 6010 Biogerontology
- GRNT 6650 Aging & Society
- GRNT 6700 Psychology of Aging
- GRNT 7266 Death, Dying, and Bereavement
- GRNT 8200 Public Health and Aging
- GRNT/EPID 8300 Epidemiology of Aging
Other Electives
- EADU 8110 Community Development
- MGMT 7580 Management of Nonprofit Organizations
- MGMT 9500 Strategic Management Research
- PADP 7520 Urban Policy
- PADP 7900 Managing Volunteers in Public & Nonprofit Sectors
- PADP 8420 Leadership in Public Service
- PADP 8460 Organizational Behavior
Other Required Courses:
7 hours
- PBHL 7560 Internship
in Public Health (6 hours) - Requires 300 clock hours in an appropriate
Public Health setting. Students choose
the site for their internship
with the assistance of the Academic Advisor and Internship Coordinator.
- PBHL 8200 Seminar in Public Health (1 hour)