David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics
Falk College academic degree programs focus on holistic health and wellbeing, human performance, and sport business enterprise. The college’s signature emphasis on experiential learning supports student success through intentional internship requirements, faculty-mentored research projects, immersion travel, and global study abroad. At every stage of their education, Falk College students engage in meaningful work to advance their disciplines and careers.
Curriculum
The Public Health Accelerated B.S./MPH program substitutes 15 credits of graduate public health coursework for 15 credits of similar undergraduate public health coursework.
The MPH program is accredited by the Council of Education for Public Health (CEPH), the independent agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education to accredit academic public health programs.
During the junior and senior years of undergraduate study, the following graduate courses are completed and the corresponding BSPH is not required:
- PHP 627: Health Leadership and Management graduate course substitutes for the undergraduate course PHP 306: Understanding Health Systems: Macro and Micro Perspectives 1
- PHP 624: Introduction to Prevention Science or the PHP 661: Development and Evaluation of Global Health Programs graduate course substitutes for the undergraduate course PHP 402: Implementing and Evaluating Health Programs
- PHP 664: Health Equity and Social Determinants of Health graduate course substitutes for the undergraduate course PHP 309: Health Disparities and Underserved Populations
- PHP 665: Public Health Policy graduate course substitutes for the undergraduate course PHP 403: Evidence-Based Health Policy and Healthcare
- PHP 668: Applied Epidemiology graduate course substitutes for the undergraduate course PHP 401: Epidemiology