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CurriculumStudents complete five courses which cover the core public health competencies and then select one of three concentrations: (1) Health Promotion, Education and Evaluation; (2) Applied Biostatistics and Epidemiology; or (3) Leadership and Management. All students participate in a supervised field training experience in a public health agency or faculty sponsored research project. Students benefit from a wide array of field study experiences both locally and throughout countries of the Pacific Rim, South Asia, Latin America, and Europe. A capstone project, whereby students demonstrate mastery of public health competencies, serves as the culminating experienceThe 48-unit program consists of the following courses.
* Crosslisted as Math 250: Statistical Methods for Clinical Trials For specific questions, please contact Darleen Peterson at 909.607.6729 or darleen.peterson@cgu.edu |
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2011 Claremont Graduate University 
School of Community & Global Health 675 W. Foothill Blvd., Suite 310, Claremont, CA 91711
