This program offers a strong academic foundation in public health principles while fulfilling general education requirements typically completed during the first two years of undergraduate study. Students gain essential knowledge and skills related to population health, disease prevention, health education, and health equity. The curriculum introduces students to core topics such as epidemiology, health behavior, public health policy, and health disparities, with a focus on real-world application in diverse communities. Graduates of this program are well-prepared to pursue advanced study. Public and community health professionals work in settings such as local and state health departments, hospitals, nonprofit organizations, schools, research institutions, government agencies, and global health initiatives. This degree also provides a strong foundation for careers in health education, healthcare navigation, advocacy, and public service.
