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Program checklist · Public Health Major

Public Health Major

Guilford College · Greensboro, NC

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Program
Award
Public Health Major
CIP
30.2301
Total credits (published)
16
Credits (computed from items)
16
Catalog edition
2026-2027
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
198613
CourseShelf checklist
CK_198613_6f8ab928
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Bachelor of Science Degree in Public Health

4 items
  1. PBH 101
    4
  2. PBH 201
    4
  3. PBH 301
    4
  4. MATH 112
    4

Natural Science, Disease, and the Environment Track

28 items
  1. BIOL 212
    2019
  2. BIOL 313
  3. BIOL 315
  4. BIOL 341
  5. BIOL 342
  6. BIOL/PSY 340
    Psychobiology (PSY 340)
    Not resolved to a course
  7. BIOL/CHEM 434
    Biochemistry (CHEM 434)
    Not resolved to a course
  8. BIOL 438
    2019
  9. BIOL 443
  10. CHEM 111
  11. CHEM 112
  12. CHEM 231
  13. CHEM 232
  14. ENVS 101
    Environment and Society. 4. This course is a broad introduction to the historical, cultural, political, economic, and ecological dimensions of human-environment interaction. We will ask big questions that seek to understand how humans and human social formations relate to nature and ecological processes through time and space. We will examine the consequences of those relations and trajectories for possible futures of increased human disturbance and/or the conditions for the mutual flourishing for all species. Course topics include belief systems and the environment, environmental justice, the politics of climate change, sustainable (and unsustainable) food systems, urban ecologies, and the environmental impacts of economic growth, development, and consumerism. Fulfills social justice/environmental responsibility requirements (1998). Evaluating systems and environments requirement
    As published: “Environment and Society”
    2019
  15. GEOL 121
  16. GEOL 223
    2019
  17. GEOL 230
  18. IDS 418
    2019
  19. PHYS 111
  20. PHYS 112
  21. PHYS 121
  22. PHYS 122
  23. PHYS 211
  24. PHYS 212
  25. PHYS 223
  26. SPST 120
  27. SPST 211
    1998
  28. SPST 314

Social Science, Health, and Behavior Track

37 items
  1. ECON 222
    Microeconomic Principles: Public Policy. 4. The study of economics; supply and demand; consumer behavior; firms, production and cost; perfect competition, monopoly and other market types; income distribution; all explained with the goal of understanding economic problems and evaluating public policy to solve these problems. Applications to agriculture, energy, environment, poverty, economic development, discrimination, natural resources, taxes, regulation, sports and other special topics, depending on the semester. May be taken independently of ECON 221. Fulfills social science and social justice/ environmental responsibility requirements (1998). Social/behavioral science, evaluating systems and environments, and numerical/symbolic engagement requirements
    As published: “Microeconomic Principles: Public Policy”
    2019
  2. ECON 344
  3. ECON 348
  4. IDS 415
    1998
  5. IDS 455
    1998
  6. IDS 418
    2019
  7. JPS 103
    4
  8. JPS 335
  9. JPS 336
    4
  10. JPS 325
    4
  11. JPS 306
  12. PHIL 231
    4
  13. PHIL 232
    4
  14. PHIL 241
    4
  15. PHIL 242
    4
  16. PHIL 261
    Philosophy and Race. 4
    As published: “Philosophy and Race”
  17. PSCI 204
    2019
  18. PSCI 305
    2019
  19. PSCI 319
    2019
  20. PSCI 246
  21. PSY 100
    2019
  22. PSY 224
    2019
  23. PSY 242
  24. PSY 340
  25. PSY 243
    2019
  26. PSY 314
  27. PSY 349
    2019
  28. PSY 351
  29. PSY 347
  30. SOAN 100
    Introduction to Sociology. 4
    As published: “Introduction to Sociology”
  31. SOAN 103
    4
  32. SOAN 313
    4
  33. SOAN 323
  34. SOAN 416
  35. SPST 211
    1998
  36. SPST 251
    2019
  37. WGSS 110
    2019

Organizations, Business, and Health Policy Track

35 items
  1. BUS 215
    2019
  2. BUS 249
    2019
  3. BUS 449
  4. ECON 222
    Microeconomic Principles: Public Policy. 4. The study of economics; supply and demand; consumer behavior; firms, production and cost; perfect competition, monopoly and other market types; income distribution; all explained with the goal of understanding economic problems and evaluating public policy to solve these problems. Applications to agriculture, energy, environment, poverty, economic development, discrimination, natural resources, taxes, regulation, sports and other special topics, depending on the semester. May be taken independently of ECON 221. Fulfills social science and social justice/ environmental responsibility requirements (1998). Social/behavioral science, evaluating systems and environments, and numerical/symbolic engagement requirements
    As published: “Microeconomic Principles: Public Policy”
    2019
  5. ECON 336
    2019
  6. ECON 342
  7. ECON 344
  8. ECON 348
  9. HIST 314
    Immigration & a Multicultural Europe, 1800-Present. 4. This class analyzes migration and immigration in Europe as both a cause and consequence of wider historical change from the Industrial Revolution in the early 1800s, through the upheaval of the World Wars, to the ethnic clashes of the 21st century. It will examine the engines of migration: the pull of employment, the push of poverty, the demands of terror and of war, the will of governments, and the choices of individuals. Further, it will consider how ethnicity, regionalism, nationalism, class, race and gender shaped the ability of immigrants to integrate into their new homes. Additionally, it will assess how the influx of new peoples reshaped the localities, regions and nations in which they arrived. Fulfills humanities requirement (1998). Fulfills arts/humanities requirement
    As published: “Immigration & a Multicultural Europe, 1800-Present”
    2019
  10. JPS 103
    4
  11. JPS 220
    4
  12. JPS 240
  13. JPS 310
  14. JPS 323
    Diversity at Work. 4
    As published: “Diversity at Work”
  15. JPS 335
  16. JPS 336
    4
  17. PECS 236
    Conflict Transformation for Peacebuilding and Justice (JPS 236). 4. Provides an overview of various models of conflict transformation and expands our understanding of the conceptualizations of conflict, justice and peace. This skill-based course is designed to introduce students to third party-intervention methods. These methods include: interpersonal nonviolent communication, sustainable peacebuilding, negotiation, mediation, community-based conflict transformation, public apology processes and Truth and Reconciliation Commissions (TRC), indigenous methods of conflict transformation, TRACK II diplomacy and art-based approaches. Fulfills social justice/environmental responsibility requirement (1998). Evaluating systems and environments requirement
    As published: “Conflict Transformation for Peacebuilding and Justice (JPS 236)”
    2019
  18. PECS 315
    2019
  19. PECS 316
  20. PECS 355
  21. PHIL 241
    4
  22. PHIL 242
    4
  23. PSCI 101
    2019
  24. PSCI 105
    2019
  25. PSCI 204
    2019
  26. PSCI 305
    2019
  27. PSCI 319
    2019
  28. PSCI 329
    2019
  29. PSCI 330
    2019
  30. PSCI 364
  31. PSCI 246
  32. PSY 332
  33. REL 230
    Comparative Religious Ethics. 4
    As published: “Comparative Religious Ethics”
  34. SFS 230
  35. SPST 211
    1998
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