Minor in Public Health

Location(s): Main Campus

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A total of 21 units is required for the Minor in Public Health. This minor is an exploratory pathway for students to learn about the field of public health and engage in population health-related topics, such as major health issues and impacts, strategies on health prevention and control, health-related research, and community efforts that address health factors and outcomes among at-risk populations, people of color, and vulnerable populations across the life course, locally, nationally, and/or globally.

Requirements for the Minor (21 units)

Upper Division Core Courses (12 units)

PH 3110 - Introduction to Community Health [3]
PH 3140 - Health Care Delivery System [3]
Choose one course:
PH 3120 - Introduction to Epidemiology [3]
PH 4140 - General Principles of Environmental Health [3]
And choose one course:
PH 3100 - Reading and Writing in Public Health [3]
PH 3130 - Data Analysis for Public Health [3]
PH 4340 - Health Promotion [3]

Upper Division Electives (9 Units)

Select three courses from the following or select any Upper Division Core Courses that have not been taken to satisfy the core requirement.

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Minor in Public Health

Location(s): Main Campus

Requirements for the Minor (21 units)

Upper Division Core Courses (12 units)

Upper Division Electives (9 Units)