Arts & Humanities
Emory University, United States
The interdisciplinary certificate is offered through the Religion and Public Health Collaborative to master's students at Rollins School of Public Health and Candler School of Theology. It combines coursework in faith, health, ethics and theology with an integrative seminar, paper or thesis and a practice component.
Faculty: Candler School of Theology | Department: Religion and Public Health Collaborative (with Rollins School of Public Health) | Study mode: full-time, online | Location: Atlanta, GA, United States
Students take one 3-credit core course (Faith and Health: Transforming Communities, or Religion and Public Health), about 9 credit hours of electives chosen with an advisor in areas such as communities and congregations, individual and family care, theology, ethics and global health, and a 1-hour Integrative Seminar. They also complete an integrative paper or thesis and a practice component.
Applicants must be currently enrolled in a master's program at Rollins School of Public Health or Candler School of Theology. Enrollment requires the school's enrollment form signed by the school's certificate advisor. RSPH students decide by spring registration the year before graduation; Candler students decide during the second year of the MDiv.
Duration: two semesters
Arts & Humanities
Emory University, United States
Arts & Humanities
Emory University, United States
Arts & Humanities
Emory University, United States
Arts & Humanities
Emory University, United States
Arts & Humanities
Emory University, United States
Arts & Humanities
Emory University, United States
Arts & Humanities
Emory University, United States
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