15 courses with the subject MPH, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
MPH 5100Management of Health Service Organizations4
Students gain an understanding of organizational and managerial principles and practices. Students analyze organizational theory and behavior, principles of evidence-based decision making, health problem analysis, intervention strategies, and monitoring and evaluation. Throughout the course, students further develop their public health practice knowledge and gain a better understanding of specific career opportunities within health service organizations.
Students in this course develop knowledge of qualitative and quantitative research methods that focus on social and behavioral sciences related to public health. Students investigate major research methods and techniques and examine how social, behavioral, and public health theories are used to develop research questions and hypotheses. In addition, students analyze how public health research results are disseminated to appropriate audiences.
MPH 5500Introduction to Public Health Administrative Systems4
Students gain an understanding of the elements of the public health system and review the administrative processes that foster integration and managerial effectiveness across the system. Students analyze the organizational, financial, and managerial structure and function of the public health system and analyze the impact of health policy on administrative systems, including health insurance and reimbursement policy.
MPH 5503Environmental Health Concepts in Public Health4
This course surveys the major issues related to environmental and occupational health and health hazards. Students identify the sources of biological, chemical, and physical agents found in the environment and analyze their effects on water, food, and land resources in community and occupational settings. Students also examine concepts about climate change, as well as the legal framework, policies, and practices associated with controlling environmental and occupational hazards.
Students in this course explore social and behavioral science theories and concepts applied to population health. Students identify and increase their understanding of the biological, social, economic, behavioral, and environmental factors that influence the health of individuals, populations, and subgroups. Students also examine the resources needed to develop social and behavioral evidenced-based programs to reduce disparities and improve health.
In this course, students examine issues that impact health while advocating for political, social, and economic change to improve health populations. Students investigate and implement systems improvements to create just and sustainable change that empowers others to influence public health outcomes. Students also propose strategies for different audiences and stakeholders while intentionally addressing these issues and measuring the impact on current and future generations.
The first in a series of two public health practicum courses, this course is an online-directed, supervised experience during which students fulfill a minimum of 40 requi
The second in a series of two public health practicum courses, this course is an online-directed, supervised experience during which students fulfill a minimum
