Public Health

The Public Health (PUBH) degree prepares students with the skills and knowledge necessary to attain employment in health related fields within the public and private sector.

It is also a preprofessional degree that may be used to pursue graduate study in a variety of allied health programs. Students may choose from two highly structured concentrations within the program. Majors may specialize in Community Health Education or Health Administration. Students who successfully complete the Community Health Education track may be eligible to take the exam offered by the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing (NCHEC) to become Certified Health Education Specialists (CHES). Final determination of eligibility for the CHES exam is made by the NCHEC.

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About the Program

All students are required to complete an internship to obtain field experience in Public Health. Graduates of the program will be eligible for entry-level positions within a variety of health related organizations, including:

State or local health departments
Federal health agencies
Volunteer health agencies
Public utilities
Private industry
Consulting firms
Hospitals

Nursing homes
Community health centers
Health insurance companies
Health maintenance organizations
Preferred provider organizations.

Program Chair:

Tara Crowell
C-105A
609-626-6835
Tara.Crowell@stockton.edu

Public Health Society Officers

Public Health Society Officers 2020-2021

Curriculum

Program Tracks

Community Health Education
Health Administration

Requirements for a Bachelor of Science in Public Health

Open to Stockton students in good academic standing.

Students are advised to declare their major by the beginning of the sophomore year to provide sufficient time to meet all program requirements for graduation by the end of their senior year.
Credit for transfer students will be considered on an individual basis.
An interview by appointment with a Public Health faculty member is strongly recommended prior to declaration of the major.
A “C-” or better in all Public Health courses (or their equivalents) and a 2.0 PUBH GPA or higher is required for graduation.
Students have the opportunity to earn Minors in a variety of fields such as Gerontology; Integrative Health; and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies.
Spanish or another modern language is recommended for Public Health majors.

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Curriculum Worksheet
Bulletin: Program Description (page 344)
Student Learning Outcomes

Email HLTH.school@stockton.edu for curriculum information or questions.

Curriculum Worksheet

For more inormation about the Dual Degree Program click here

Minor

This minor is intended to expose students in other majors to some of the fundamental concepts in public health. The minor consists of five courses (20 credits). A "C-" or better in the five courses (or their equivalents) and a PUBH GPA of "C" (2.0) or better are required. Two courses (up to 8 credits) can be transferred into the minor with the approval of the program Coordinator.

View the official bulletin for more information about the Minor in Public Health.