Degree Requirements
I. Public Health Core: 12 credits |
Credits |
*Semester |
|
| PHC 6052 | Introduction to Biostatistical Methods |
3 |
Fall |
| PHC 6001 | Principles of Epidemiology |
3 |
Fall |
| PHC 6313 | Environmental Health Concepts in Public Health |
3 |
Fall |
| PHC 6937 | Introduction to Public Health |
3 |
|
II. Concentration Core: 24 credits |
Credits |
*Semester |
|
| PHC 6301 or PHC 6312 | Aquatic Systems and Environmental Health; or Water Quality & Human Health |
3 |
Fall, Spring |
| PHC 6515 | An Introduction to Entomology, Zoonotic Diseases, and Food Safety |
3 |
Summer |
| PHC 6346 | Occupational & Environmental Health among Agriculture Workers |
3 |
Fall |
| PHC 6036 | Environmental Infectious Diseases: A Molecular Approach |
3 |
Fall |
| General Electives* |
12 |
||
III. Professional Issues: 1 credit |
|||
| PHC 7935 | Critical Thinking in EGH |
1 |
Spring |
IV. Field Experience: 3 credits
|
|||
| PHC 6346 | One Health Field Research Experience |
3 |
|
|
Total Hours |
40 |
||
Other Information
As this is the first degree program of its kind in the United States, we expect much demand and relatively high salaries for students with this training.
MHS students who are eligible for in-state tuition will pay regular Florida graduate in-state tuition rates. For estimated costs see: http://www.sfa.ufl.edu/basics/cost-of-attendance/