Program guidelines

Training in the Department of Health Behavior Health Education spans a comprehensive range of subjects that affect global public health issues. Our programs challenge students to discover new solutions to enact health-related social and behavioral change.  Master's degree information Joint master's degree information PhD handbook Additional information (PhD) Master's degree information Master's degree program guidelines are currently under review. For more information, please see: What's Up with the Master's Program Master's Degree Program Curriculum  (back to top)   Joint master's degree   (back to top)   MPH Program Assessment (2007) In 2007, the Department conducted a comprehensive assessment of its MPH Program. The Program Assessment is available as an Executive Summary (PDF) and Full Report (PDF). (back to top)   PhD program handbook Download handbook [.pdf file] Table of contents from PhD handbook Introduction Principles Guiding Doctoral Training Doctoral Learning Objectives Residency and Enrollment Requirements Academic Advising and Progress Reporting Information Course Requirements Practica The Written Comprehensive Examination The Doctoral Dissertation Protection of Human Subjects The Honor Code (back to top) Additional information (PhD) Core competencies Coursework Dissertation (back to top)

Last updated June 19, 2008