Bachelor of Science in Global Health and Policy

Overview

This program combines global health principles with policy analysis to prepare students for addressing complex health challenges on a global scale. The curriculum begins with foundational courses in public health, epidemiology, and health systems. Students explore topics such as global disease burden, healthcare equity, and the role of international organizations in health policy. Advanced modules focus on health economics, global health governance, and designing policy interventions for health crises. Practical components include case studies, data analysis, and policy drafting. The program culminates in a capstone project where students propose actionable solutions to a global health issue or analyze the impact of a health policy.

Professional opportunities:

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Global Health and Policy are prepared for roles in global health initiatives, research, and policy-making. Career opportunities include:

  • Global Health Policy Analyst: Develop and evaluate policies to address international health challenges.
  • Public Health Advocate: Promote health equity and access through advocacy and community engagement.
  • Health Program Coordinator: Design and manage health programs for NGOs or international organizations.
  • Epidemiology Researcher: Analyze global health data to track and mitigate disease outbreaks.
  • International Aid Worker: Collaborate with global agencies to address health crises in vulnerable regions.
  • Health Economist: Assess the financial aspects of global health policies and programs.

This program equips students with the interdisciplinary skills to tackle global health challenges and influence health policy, making a meaningful impact on international health outcomes.

The program curriculum consists of 32 courses (124 credits) and is designed to be completed in 4 years as a full-time student. However, the University provides students with the flexibility to progress at their own pace.

The recommended course sequence from the University

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Total Courses Total Credits

32                                                                                                                                                

128 Credits