Biola University Master of Public Health (MPH) Scholarship 2023/2024
Biola University Master of Public Health (MPH) Scholarship 2023/2024
Have you been wondering about a way to study public health as a course while working? Master of Public Health
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There are one or two reasons you can’t move out of the compound and you wish like studying…
Earn your Degree Online, Master in Public Health. Request Information. More information. Biola University. 100% Online Education. Available 24/7. Degree programs: Certificate, Associate, Master, Doctorate, Post. Doctoral.
Acquire essential management skills to start climbing the career ladder in healthcare. Take advantage of a flexible learning approach and payment options. Enquire today!
What is public health as a course all about?
What is public health as a course is all about?
Public Health is a subject that focuses on improving global health.
During a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Public Health, students learn to research public health issues, create and support health policies, and undertake educational activities to promote healthy living.
What courses are under public health?
Public health is concerned with protecting the health of entire populations.
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Some MPH programs require a concentration or track in:
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Some MPH programs require a concentration or track in:
- Bio-statistics.
- Epidemiology.
- Environmental Health.
- Health Policy and Administration.
- Social and Behavioral Sciences.
We are now accepting applications for Fall 2023.
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Why Choose MPH at Biola?
Biola’s puublic health master’s program offers several key advantages:
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- Public health integrated with biblical perspective. Students will be taught from a Christian worldview in order to be compassionate agents of change, ethical decision-makers, health educators and champions of health equality.
- Strong foundation. Students will receive rigorous instruction in all aspects of public health theory and practice in order to develop the skills needed to be life-long learners. In addition, students will integrate their education and practical experiences to effectively address public health challenges through research, publication, health promotion and service.
- Practical, hands-on preparation. Students will be prepared for impactful service as health professionals with diverse field and research experiences, and work closely with public health faculty, field preceptors and community partners.
- Flexible and accessible. The online format, with most classes lasting 7 weeks, will allow for flexibility for full-time professionals, and be accessible to students from any region of the U.S. or the world to receive an advanced public health degree.
What Will I Study?
The MPH offers coursework in the five core areas of public health knowledge, which include (1) improving access to healthcare
(2) controlling infectious disease
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(3) organizing community-based health initiatives
(4) promoting health screening and preventative measures among populations
(5) playing a critical role in preparing for emergencies. Elective course topics and learning highlights include:
- Current Issues in Global Health
- Global Health Ethics and Human Rights
- Integration of Global Health and Missions
- Community Health Assessment, Planning and Evaluation
- Outbreak and Emergency Preparedness
- Public Health Policy and Practice
Career Paths
The MPH program prepares students for a broad range of public health careers as the demand for healthcare needs of populations steadily increases. Common career paths include:
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- Health educators
- Epidemiologists
- Public Health Inspector
- Public Health Specialist
- Rural Health Specialist
- Biostatisticians
- Clinical Research Coordinator
- Medical and Health Service Managers
- Health Program Coordinators
- Global Infectious Disease Analysts
- Health Program Coordinators
- Infection Control
- Roles at such organizations as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), World Health Organization (WHO), National Institutes of Health (NIH), public health departments and other governmental and nonprofit agencies
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