MPH Behavioral, Social & Community Health at Indiana University Bloomington

The MPH in Behavioral, Social, and Community Health trains students to research, analyse and address the social and behavioural factors that influence health at individual, community and population levels. Graduates gain skills in designing, implementing and evaluating public health interventions and in acquiring and managing funds for programming.

Faculty: School of Public Health  |  Department: Behavioral, Social and Community Health  |  Duration: Minimum 44 graduate credit hours  |  Location: Bloomington, IN, United States

What you will study

The 44 credit hours comprise Public Health Foundations (0 cr), an Integrated Public Health Core (12 cr: SPH-X 601, 650, 660, 685), Professional Development and Practical Experiences (8 cr: SPH-X 610, 611, 696) and a 12-credit Behavioral, Social & Community Health concentration (SPH-B 589, SPH-B 602, SPH-H 562, SPH-H 662), plus electives. Students may add a second MPH concentration or a graduate certificate.

Career pathways

Alumni work at the CDC, state health departments, nonprofits and private-sector organisations, as community health educators, health programme evaluators, public health programme managers, disease intervention specialists and similar roles.

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