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Public Health and Development
The Public Health and Development Focus allows students to center their EPD coursework on public health issues in developing countries such as infectious diseases, family planning and health policy. Coursework may be specific to HIV/AIDS, malaria and other community health issues. Students interested in public health and development may want to view resources and other courses offered through the Mailman School of Public Health.
The courses below are pre-approved for the Public Health and Development Focus. Please keep in mind that not all of these courses are offered each year, nor is this an exhaustive list. Be sure to consult the appropriate course bulletins and Registration Guides for the most up-to-date information.
| U – SIPA | G – Graduate School of Arts & Sciences |
| B – Business School | L – Law School |
| P – Mailman School of Public Health | W – Fundraising Management |
Course Number |
Course Name |
P8689 |
Addressing HIV/AIDS in Situations of Forced Migration |
P8475 |
Emerging Infectious Disease |
P8737 |
Emerging Topics in Urban & Community Health |
P6300 |
Environmental Health |
P8705 |
Evaluation of Health Programs |
P6810 |
Introduction to Global Health |
P6503 |
Introduction to Health Economics |
P6530 |
Issues and Approaches in Health Policy Management |
P8643 |
Maternal & Child Health in International Primary Health Care |
P8785 |
Qualitative Research Design in Public Health |
P8610 |
Sexual & Reproductive Health & HIV/AIDS |
P8747 |
The Ethics of Public Health |
P6728 |
Theories in Public Health Research |
P8670 |
Training for International Health and Family Planning Programs |
P8727 |
Women, Children & AIDS |