Public Health mCGS

All students must meet the Requirements for the micro-Certificate of Graduate Study.

Overview

Public health is a dynamic and challenging, multidisciplinary field blending public policy, research, and population health sciences. The focus of public health is on promoting healthy practices and preventing disease among entire populations, rather than on treating individual illness.

This University of Vermont’s online micro-Certificate of Graduate Study in Public Health is a 9-credit certificate (3 courses) that provides a graduate-level introduction to this field, encouraging students to explore current public health and health policy issues while gaining a foundation in epidemiology, one the foundation science of public health.

Specific Requirements

REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION TO GRADUATE STUDIES FOR THE MICRO-CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY

Students are required to have a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university, and have completed 1 college-level course in mathematics and 1 college-level course in science

MINIMUM DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

The Graduate Micro-Certificate in Public Health requires 9 credits including 2 courses (6 credits) from 2 core content areas and 1 elective course (3 credits) from an approved list of electives.

2 required core competency courses (6 credits):
PH 6010Public Health & Health Policy3
PH 6020Epidemiology I3
Choose 1 elective (3 credits) from a list of approved elective courses, including but not limited to:
Controversies in Public Health
Biostatistics I:App Rsch in PH
Environmental Public Health
Social&Behavioral Public Hlth
Epidemiology 2
Environmental Public Health 2
Public Health Biostatistics II
Public Health Law and Ethics
Global Public Health
Food Systems & Public Hlth
Environmental Risk & Risk Comm
Public Health Surveillance
Social Determinants of Health
Mgmt in Hlth Services&Med Care
Improving Health in Population
Public Health Communications
Controversies in HlthEconomics
Global Health Leadership
One Health: Zoonoses
Public Health Informatics
Investigating DiseaseOutbreaks
Climate Change & Human Health
Health in Humanitarian Crises
Climate Change Emergencies
Maternal and Child Health
Global Mental Health
Special Topics