KU’s undergraduate programs in public and population health provide a broad exposure to the key concepts of public and population health, as well as an understanding of the connections between public health and the community. KU’s programs focus on understanding the network of behavioral and social factors of health and how they’re intertwined with the community. Students gain knowledge in understanding core concepts in epidemiology and biostatistics, disease prevention, population health and health disparities.

Certificate Requirements

Coursework required for the certificate is designed to provide a broad exposure to the key concepts of public and population health as well as an understanding of the connections between public health and other disciplines.
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Course List

Code	Title	Hours
HSCI 340	Introduction to Public Health	3
HSCI 440	Introduction to Epidemiology	3
HSCI 441	Population Health	3
EVRN/HSCI 445	Introduction to Environmental Health	3