COURSE CURRICULUM

The Community Health Sciences MPH program offers a range of courses designed to provide students with a solid foundation in public health theory and practice. Core courses such as CHSC 7500 and CHSC 7502 introduce essential concepts in public health, equipping students with a broad understanding of the field. The program also emphasizes epidemiology, with courses like CHSC 7520, Principles of Epidemiology, and CHSC 7530, Applied Public Health Epidemiology, which focus on the study of disease patterns and health determinants in populations. Biostatistics is another key area, with courses such as CHSC 7820 and CHSC 7810, providing students with the quantitative skills needed to analyze health data effectively. Social dimensions of health are also explored through courses like CHSC 7710, Social Aspects of Aging, and CHSC 7212, Critical Perspectives on Gender and Health, highlighting the importance of understanding diverse factors influencing health outcomes. Together, these courses ensure students gain a well-rounded education, combining theoretical knowledge with practical skills. This comprehensive curriculum prepares graduates to excel in public health roles, contributing to improved population health through research, policy development, and community engagement.