Bachelor of Science in Public Health (BSPH) Degrees

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Students pursuing their undergraduate degree in Public Health gain knowledge and skills in the five disciplines of public health: biostatistics, epidemiology, health policy and management, social and behavioral sciences and environmental health. Students enrolled in Kent State University's  College of Public Health learn about the public health care system in the U.S. and abroad as well as emerging public health concerns such as pandemic infectious disease and new threats to the environment.

Upon completing the undergraduate degree in Public Health, graduates typically work in areas such as public health departments, voluntary health agencies, human services agencies, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, insurance companies, corporate work sites, wellness centers, community health organizations, family planning clinics and managed care facilities.

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Health Services Administration

 

BSPH in Health Services Administration

(Also Available Online)


Global Health

 

BSPH in Global Health


Pre-Medicine, Dentistry and Osteopathy

 

BSPH in Pre-Medicine, Dentistry and Osteopathy Professions


Allied Health

 

BSPH in Allied Health

(Also Available Online)



BSPH in Clinical Trials Research

(Available Online)


 

BSPH in Community Health Outreach and Development