Course Descriptions

Completion of the MS in Global Health program will require a minimum of 19 online core credits, plus 12 credits earned through completion of a certificate program in one of three areas of concentration. The fourth option of a generalized 31-credit master’s with no area of concentration would consist of the core courses below, and a representative selection of courses within the other areas of concentration.

The determined representative selection of the generalized master’s with no area of concentration would be at the discretion of the program director.

Core Curriculum (19 credits)

Students are required to complete 19 credits of foundational coursework.

Students interested in Implementation and Dissemination Science will have the opportunity to learn about a field that is quickly emerging worldwide. With this degree, students will be able to study methods that promote systematic uptake and translate the results of clinical and population research into everyday clinical practice and public health. We also intend to help students ensure that the knowledge and materials produced by health research will improve individual and population health.

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Course Descriptions

Core Curriculum (19 credits)

MHS 600: Introduction to Library Resources and Scholarly Writing (1 Credit)

MHS 605: Perspectives on Global Health (3 Credits)

CIPP 960: Critical Issues in Global Women’s and Children’s Health (3 Credits)

GH 652: Global Health Management and Leadership (3 Credits)

ETHC 638: Issues in International Research Ethics (3 Credits)

MHS 608: Research Seminar (3 Credits)

GH 700: Capstone Project (3 Credits)

Implementation and Dissemination Science Concentration

Global Health Program Monitoring & Evaluation Concentration

Concentration Courses

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