A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- BS
- Credential class
- ceterms:BachelorDegree
- CIP
- 19.1001
- Total credits (published)
- 22
- Catalog edition
- 2026-2027 Edition Undergraduate Catalog
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
- St. Kate's offers three concentrations for the public health major to provide students with opportunities to integrate and apply core knowledge in public health to a specific area of study. A major in public health prepares students for employment in public health, strengthens the background of health professionals who are interested in public health practice areas, and provides an excellent foundation for students who are interested in pursuing graduate study in public health, pre-professional degrees (e.g. pre-Med, pre-PA) or related areas. Students will have opportunities for service learning, practicum, capstone projects, structured research and study abroad courses.
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 175005
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_175005_673e42c9
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Curriculum
0 items
Public Health Courses
8 items
- As published: “Foundations in Public Health”4
- As published: “Epidemiology”4
- As published: “Health Communications”4
- As published: “Environmental Health”4
- As published: “Public Health Biology”4
- As published: “Practicum Preparation”2
- As published: “Practicum”4
- As published: “Senior Seminar in Public Health”4
Supporting Courses
3 items
- As published: “Medical Terminology”or: IPE 1030 Healthcare Teams Foundations and Medical Terminology1-2
- As published: “Biostatistics”or: STAT 1090 Statistical Analysisor: PSYC 1090 Statistical Methods in Psychologyor: ECON 1090 Statistical Analysis for Decision Making4
- 4
Health Sciences Concentration
concentration · 0 items
Required Courses
20 items
- Select five 2000 level or higher courses in the area of human health and biological impacts on human health:Not resolved to a course20
- As published: “Introduction to Microbiology with Lab”4
- As published: “Human Anatomy and Physiology I with Lab”4
- As published: “Human Anatomy and Physiology II with Lab”4
- As published: “Understanding Medical Research: Drugs, Devices and Complementary Therapies”4
- As published: “Introduction to Ecology with Lab”4
- As published: “Human and Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy with Lab”4
- As published: “Human and Comparative Animal Physiology with Lab”4
- As published: “Biology of Microorganisms with Lab”4
- As published: “Cell Biology with Lab”4
- As published: “Histology with Lab”4
- As published: “Biopsychology with Lab”4
- As published: “Immunology with Lab”4
- As published: “Foundations of Addiction Counseling”4
- As published: “Organic Chemistry I with Lab”4
- As published: “Organic Chemistry II with Lab”4
- As published: “Biochemistry with Lab”4
- As published: “Health Behavior Psychology”4
- As published: “Nutrition Foundations”4
- One 2000 level or higher course related to the social, behavior, legal, ethical or economic dimension of health 1Not resolved to a course4
Public Policy Concentration
concentration · 0 items
Required Courses
0 items
Select Two Courses Related to Social and Behavioral Impacts on Health
13 items
- As published: “Foundations of Addiction Counseling”4
- As published: “Foundations of Critical Studies of Race and Ethnicity”4
- As published: “Analyzing Social Issues with Data”4
- As published: “Health Behavior Psychology”4
- As published: “Ethics”4
- As published: “Biomedical Ethics”4
- As published: “Lifespan Developmental Psychology”4
- As published: “Understanding Psychological Disorders”4
- As published: “Challenging Oppressions, Civic Engagement and Change”4
- As published: “Social Movements-Social Change”4
- As published: “Women's Issues from Global Perspectives”4
- As published: “Sociology of Race and Ethnicity”4
- As published: “Foundations of Gender and Women's Studies”4
Select Two Courses Related to Legal, Economic, or Communication Impacts On Health
16 items
- As published: “Speaking to Lead and Influence”4
- As published: “Media, Culture and Society”4
- As published: “Communicating across Cultures, Identities and Differences”4
- As published: “Leadership and the Art of Persuasion”4
- As published: “Telling Stories with Data - Introduction to Data Visualization”4
- As published: “Database Management”4
- As published: “Principles of Microeconomics”4
- As published: “Principles of Macroeconomics”4
- As published: “Healthcare Economics”4
- As published: “Haves and Have Nots: Development, Poverty, and Inequality”4
- As published: “International Economics: Trade and Immigration”4
- As published: “Food is Medicine”2
- As published: “Twentieth Century America”4
- As published: “Healthcare Teams - Evidence-Based Practice”4
- As published: “Introduction to World Politics”4
- As published: “Public Policy”4
Community Health Worker Concentration
concentration · 0 items
Required Courses
7 items
- As published: “Biology of Women with Lab”4
- As published: “Community Health Worker Role, Advocacy, Outreach and Resources”3
- As published: “Health Communication and Cultural Competence, Teaching and Capacity Building”3
- As published: “Documentation, Legal and Ethical Issues in Community Health Work”3
- As published: “Health Promotion Competencies I”3
- As published: “Health Promotion Competencies II”2
- One elective course 2000 level or higher. See recommended list of courses under the Public Policy ConcentrationNot resolved to a course4
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