Subject: Public Health
Credit units: 6
Offered: Spring
Weekly hours: 35 Practicum/Lab hours
College: Graduate and Postdoc Studies
Department: School of Public Health

Public health practice is a central feature of the MPH degree. The practicum provides the opportunity to integrate classroom learning with practice in a public health work environment. Working in a partner agency in the community, the student addresses a public health problem while developing personal confidence and skills as a public health professional.

Prerequisite(s): GPS 960; GPS 961; CHEP 800 or PUBH 800; PUBH 803; CHEP 805 or PUBH 805; PUBH 807; AGMD 801 or PUBH 810; PUBH 867.

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