Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

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Public Health

Offered
Graduate Certificate in Public Health


Graduate Certificate in Public HealthLibrary discussion
This program is designed for individuals interested in pursuing or further developing a career in public health in order to contribute to a competent public health workforce. Coursework consists of each of the five major disciplines of public health (15 credits) offered in an online format. All credits offered in the program may be applicable to the Master of Public Health degree program within one year of certificate completion.


Program Admissions Requirements
In addition to the general Graduate School admission requirements, this program has additional specific requirements.

An applicant must satisfy the following requirements for admission:

  • A personal statement stating why the applicant wishes to pursue this certificate.
     
  • Three letters of recommendation. If employed, at least one of the letters should be from the applicant’s employer or manager.
     
  • Research or professional experience relevant to certificate program.
     


Required Courses

18200

Environmental Health

3 credits

18201

Principles of Epidemiology

3 credits

18203

Public Health Administration

3 credits

18204

Introduction to Biostatistics

3 credits

18212

Behavioral Science and Public Health

3 credits

 

Contact Information

Graduate School of
Biomedical Sciences
8701 Watertown Plank Rd.
Milwaukee, WI 53226

Phone: 414-955-8218
Fax: 414-955-6555
gradschool@mcw.edu

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