The mission of the Department of Health Systems and Population Health is to work with partners in public health and healthcare to prepare leaders, design solutions, and conduct innovative research that translates into practice and policy. The department offers rigorous academic preparation that integrates learning, service, and research opportunities, emphasizing practical experience and student-faculty collaboration. Through this approach, students master competencies needed for success. Bachelor's and master's degrees are available in public health, health services administration, health information management, and health services research. Additionally, doctorate and post-doctoral opportunities are available in health services research.
Graduate Programs
Health Systems and Population Health
Program of Study: Doctor Of Philosophy (Health Services)
This program of study leads to the following credential:
Doctor Of Philosophy (Health Services)
Admission Requirements
Contact department for requirements.
Doctor Of Philosophy (Health Services)
Completion Requirements
Total credits: 112
Required coursework (56 credits):
Health Systems & Population Health: HSERV 512, 513, 514, 522, 523, 524, 525, 578, 579, HSMGMT 514
Epidemiology: EPI 512, 513
Biostatistics: BIOST 511, 512, & 513 OR BIOST 517 & 518 OR BIOST 514 & 515