PHED 6117 Seminar in Public Health Practice

1 SCH. This seminar course provides students an opportunity to link academic work in public health leadership, management, and ethics with application to public health practice and to prepare the learner for a leadership role in public health. The course will address numerous aspects of public health practice, including innovative interventions aimed at improving the health of the community, the integration and application of new knowledge and theory, analytical and critical thinking, problem solving skills and proper implementation strategies. This will be accomplished through directed readings, presentation by faculty and invited guests, case analysis. May be repeated for credit.
Prerequisite: Students must complete PHED 6314 or get the permission of the chair of the PhD Program Committee or the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs (via an override in the system, not a permission number).
Offered Fall
Pass/No Pass