Do you want to play a role in improving the health of communities throughout the world? Maybe you're interested in a career tackling problems such as youth cigarette use. Or developing and managing programs to address opioid addiction. Our degree in community health will give you the tools you need to make a real impact in any health setting.
You'll study at a leading school of public health, developing a solid foundation in five core areas of the field—behavioral health, environmental health, biostatistics, epidemiology, and public health—while also taking courses specific to community health.
And learning won't be confined to the classroom. You'll get real-world, professional experience through a required internship, as well as opportunities to work with faculty on research and service projects.
You'll also have access to our team of career coaches in the Office of Career Services, who will work with you as soon as you're ready to explore your career interests and develop a plan tailored to you.
