Comprehensive academic advising throughout your time in the program will help you to develop a course map to best meet your professional learning goals with respect to public health methods, frameworks, and content depth. Below are sample course maps to help you think about ways to combine courses from different study emphases as part of the Interdisciplinary Program. These are just examples and there are many ways to map your course of study. As part of the planning process, consider asking yourself: What tools do I want to bring to the table to address the public health issues I am most passionate about tackling?
Do you have questions about your course map and how it aligns with your professional and learning goals? Please reach out to Dr. Evan vanDommelen-Gonzalez, Faculty Lead for the Interdisciplinary Program.
First Year
Spring Semester
Courses
PHW200G: Health and Social Behavior
PHW250: Epidemiological Methods I
Units
3
3
Summer Semester
Courses
PHW200E: Introduction to Health Policy and Management
PHW204: Mass Communication
Units
3
3
Fall Semester
Courses
PHW200F: Introduction to Environmental Health Sciences
PHW142: Introduction to Probability and Statistics
Units
2
4
Second Year
Spring Semester
Courses
PHW219: Social & Behavioral Health: Intro to Survey Methods
PHW218: Evaluation of Health and Social Programs
Units
3
3
Summer Semester
Courses
PHW289: Interdisciplinary Seminar
PHW205: Program Planning, Development and Evaluation
Units
3
3
Fall Semester
Courses
PHW250B: Epidemiologic Methods II
PH251: Intro to R for Public Health
Units
3
3
Spring Semester
Courses
PHW241: Categorical Analysis
PHW272C: Applied Spatial Data for Public Health
Units
3
3
Total Units:: 42