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Public Health and Development
The Public Health and Development Focus will allow 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 course listings.
The courses listed below are pre-approved (in other words they are courses that students have taken in the past to meet the professional focus requirement). Keep in mind that not all of these courses are offered each year, nor is this an exhaustive list. Therefore, consult the appropriate course bulletins/Registration Guide for up-to-date information. Remember that you are encouraged to take advantage of courses at Columbia’s other graduate schools. Go to their website to find out about relevant courses.
U - SIPA; B - Business School; P - School of Public Health; L - Law School; ITSF - Teachers College; A - School of Urban Planning; W - Department of Economics; G - Anthropology Department; J- Journalism School
P8643 |
Maternal/child health in international primary health care |
Fall 2007 |
P6810 |
ntroduction to Global Health |
Fall 2007 |
P8755 |
Introduction to medical anthropology |
Fall 2007 |
P8709 |
Seminar in Sexuality, Gender, Health and Human Rights |
Fall 2007 |
P8673 |
Reproductive health for refugees and other war-affected populations |
Fall 2007 |
P8610 |
SRH and HIV/AIDS: clinical, policy, and program perspectives |
Fall 2007 |
P8687 |
Public health and humanitarian action |
Fall 2007 |