The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree with a major in Public Health Sciences prepares students to think critically as scientists and to develop and communicate public health strategies to address the public health challenges of the nation. At the completion of the PhD program students will be able to:
- Apply research methods to address health issues
- Explore, critique, and apply evidence-based information from multiple sources to public health issues
- Propose theory-based strategies to promote inclusion and equity within public health programs, policies, or systems
- Communicate evidence-based public health information in diverse formats
