Injury and Violence Prevention, Certificate at Johns Hopkins University

Injury encompasses the undesirable consequences of a wide array of events, including crashes during transport, drowning, poisoning, falls, fires and burns, and intentional causes such as self-harm, homicide, and assault. An increasing recognition of the personal and societal costs of injury has resulted in the establishment of offices and programs especially dedicated to the prevention and control of injury within state and local health departments, as well as at the national level.

Faculty: Bloomberg School of Public Health  |  Study mode: online  |  Location: Baltimore, MD, United States

What you will study

The certificate program requires a minimum of 20 term credits. Students must take all required and elective courses (except Graduate Seminar) for a letter grade and maintain an overall GPA of 2.75 or higher in all certificate coursework. The certificate program length is flexible and varies from student to student; however, the certificate must be completed within three years.

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