Strengthen skills and increase career potential with a graduate certificate. Most degree-seeking graduate students can earn a certificate in tandem with their primary degree without adding extra time to their program. Post-baccalaureate active public health professionals are also encouraged to apply as a non-degree student, which would lead to a stand-alone 15-credit graduate certificate.
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Gain the knowledge and master the skills needed for public health emergency preparedness that ensure equity and enhance community resilience in both emergency preparedness and disaster response.
Gain a concentrated, graduate-level education within this well-defined area to examine the factors and associated risks surrounding environmental health.
Work on the community level, linking the University and focused populations through practical applied evaluations, proposed solutions and transformative initiatives.
Prepare for detailed work in public health, health care, and affiliated fields that demand interdisciplinary thinking skills to tackle challenges within a dynamic global environment.
Designed to increase the cultural competency of public health and other professionals, this innovative program addresses the systemic root causes of health disparities.
Learn from and work with leading faculty and researchers in the field of LGBT health including the faculty of the Center for LGBT Health Research.
Lead in advancing the health and equity of women, children and families while engaging in a vibrant, equity-focused MCH student community.
Establish a solid base in public health genetics that will enable you to thrive as a public health professional on the edge of this emerging and important area.
