Public Health Education, BS
The Healthcare Navigator concentration is a cutting-edge program tailored for those passionate about making a significant impact in the healthcare sector. Designed in collaboration with experts from the College of Nursing & Health Science and the Department of Psychology & Family Science, this track equips students with both the foundational knowledge of public health and specialized skills essential for today's healthcare environment. Dive deep into core Public Health Education courses, while also exploring electives such as patient education, health insurance navigation, and health information technology. By merging traditional public health principles with specialized healthcare electives, students are prepared to seamlessly navigate multidisciplinary healthcare settings, advocating for community health with unparalleled expertise. Join us and shape the future of healthcare!
Public Health for non-majors: Public Health Minor
The Department of Health & Kinesiology offers both a Bachelor of Science (BS) and a Bachelor of Applied Science degree for our Public Health Education programs. Which is right for you? It depends on where you are in your career.
For students entering as Freshmen, or transferring to the university with Academic credits from a community college, university, or early college high school, the Bachelor of Science (BS) program is right for you.
For students transferring to the university with Career or Technical credits and a AAS degree from a community college, the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) program will allow you to use your technical credits toward a bachelor degree.
This information is presented for informational purposes. In the event of a discrepancy between this page and the Undergraduate Bulletin, the Bulletin should always be used.
In keeping with The W's Mission, the General Education Program provides students with the skills, knowledge, and values they need to become independent, productive members of society in our continually changing world.
The W's General Education Program provides a foundation in the liberal arts that includes knowledge in the historical, literary, aesthetic, scientific, and cultural traditions that shape the world, and fosters skills that allow students to become civically responsible life-long learners ready to adapt to new challenges.
All students who complete the Mississippi University for Women general education program will demonstrate:
Students pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree must complete the following courses in their academic program:
A total of 20 hours is required, and students may not double count credit hours in the above categories.
Total Hours Required for a BS in Public Health Education, Healthcare Navigator Concentration: 120 Semester Hours