Infection Prevention Public Health Graduate Certificate
Program Description
Sample plan of study
Frequently asked questions
Graduate faculty information
Admission requirements
Tuition & Fees
Contact information
Program Description
The blended learning Public Health Graduate Certificate - Infection Prevention option is specifically designed to prepare graduates to work with public health programs that prevent infections. Public Health is the practice of helping members of society live healthier, longer lives by promoting healthy lifestyles through education and community engagement. More specifically, public health improves the general health of communities by monitoring the spread of diseases and supporting initiatives – both clinical and policy-oriented – to prevent disease and disability. Practitioners are educated in a wide array of academic and vocational fields, and they often collaborate on interprofessional teams to achieve goals
Graduate certificates are an excellent way to earn credentials and decide if a full master's program is right for you. Credits offered in this program can be transferred into the full blended learning Master of Public Health program.
The Infection Prevention Public Health option includes 15 credits and can be completed in one academic year.
Sample Plan of Study
- MPH 704 Leading and Managing Public Health Systems (3 CREDITS)
- MPH 710 Health Care Delivery in the U.S. (3 CREDITS)
- MPH 735 Principles of Infectious Diseases I (3 CREDITS)
- MPH 736 Principles of Infectious Disease II (3 CREDITS)
- MPH 751 Essentials in Epidemiology (3 CREDITS)
Total Credits : 15
Frequently Asked Questions
F.A.Q.'s will be added at a later date.
GRADUATE FACULTY
For information about graduate faculty for this program as well as their current research interests, visit the Public Health Graduate Certificate bulletin page.
Admission
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For current admission requirements, visit the Public Health Graduate Certificate bulletin page.
Contact Information
NDSU College of Pharmacy, Nursing, and Allied Sciences
Phone: 701-231-6549
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Web: https://www.ndsu.edu/publichealth/certificate/
NDSU Graduate School
Phone: 701-231-7033
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Web: http://www.ndsu.edu/gradschool/