Curriculum in Population Health Management
Leading to a Degree of Master of Science (M.S.)
Accelerated Path
Fall Semester
| PHM 601: |
Essentials of Population Health Science |
3 |
hours |
| PHM 602: |
Research Science and Translation |
3 |
hours |
| PHM 603: |
Introduction to Biostatistics |
3 |
hours |
| PHM 605: |
Epidemiology and Health Determinants |
3 |
hours |
| |
Total: |
12 |
hours |
Fall Intersession
* Elective
3 hours
Spring Semester
| PHM 610: |
Wellness, Disease Prevention and Management |
3 |
hours |
| PHM 611: |
Healthcare Systems Management and Project Management |
3 |
hours |
| PHM 612: |
Health Informatics |
3 |
hours |
| PHM 613 |
Health Leadership, Economics and Policy |
2 |
hours |
| |
Total: |
11 |
hours |
Spring Intersession
*Elective
3 hours
Summer Semester
| PHM 621: |
Research Science and Dissemination |
2 |
hours |
| PHM 635: |
Capstone Project |
3 |
hours |
| |
Total: |
4 |
hours |
Total
35 hours
Traditional Path
Students on the traditional path have some flexibility in scheduling courses and will
work with the graduate advisor to design their degree path.
Students on the traditional path are required to take two courses per semester along
with an intersession elective. Students are required to take a second research class
and complete a capstone project to consolidate their learning during the final two
semesters of their program. Students will complete 35 hours in total for their program.
