Global Health and Sustainable Development, MS
Master Of Science
The Master of Science in Global Health and Sustainable Development prepares you to be a leader in identifying risks to human health and the environment and developing strategies for prevention. This unique degree is based on the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. Students who complete this program will acquire graduate-level knowledge in approaching today's global health issues, including urbanization, climate change, infectious disease epidemics, and the safety of workers.
Focus areas include:
- Fundamentals of sustainable development and health
- Poverty, decent work, and inequality
- Food, water, and sanitation
- Sustainable production and consumption
- Resilient cities and communities
- Preservation and restoration of land and sea
- Core courses (12 credit hours)
- Global health and sustainable development courses (18 credit hours)