UCI PEER TUTORING OCHEM 51B PLUS
degree, plus short training periods, may prepare students for employment in education, medical technology (usually one year), allied health positions, and various other areas.Īreas of opportunity open to those with a Bachelor of Arts in Public Health Policy degree include population health management organizations, health care administration and planning, health insurance companies, public health agencies, public health advocacy groups, corporate planning, health promotion, health education (in hospitals, clinics, government agencies, etc.), mental health, chemical dependency, case managing, insurance, health strategizing, fundraising, community organization, social and legislative work for health, and graduate and professional education in public health and related health-care disciplines. The bachelor’s degree is necessary to pursue studies leading to the M.S. See the Career Center section for additional information.Īreas of opportunity open to those with a Bachelor of Science in Public Health Sciences degree include public health agencies, clinical laboratories, biotechnology and health care companies, not-for-profit organizations specializing in health care, health management organizations, advanced public health training programs in county, state, and federal agencies, and graduate and professional education in public health and related health-care disciplines. The UCI Career Center provides services to students and alumni including career counseling, information about job opportunities, a career library, and workshops on resume preparation, job search, and interview techniques. Information on graduate and professional schools in public health can be obtained from the Public Health Student Affairs Office. Office hours are posted at the beginning of each quarter. The Peer Advisors are located in the Public Health Student Affairs Office. Their functions include counseling students in matters of major selection, program planning, petitioning, tutoring, learning skills problems, and participation in co-curricular and extracurricular activities. The Peer Academic Advisors are upper-division Public Health majors who bring with them valuable academic, social, and professional experiences. Undergraduate Public Health students should consult the Public Health Student Affairs Office for information on academic requirements for their degree(s), career opportunities, the Public Health 198/199 Research Program, the Public Health Honors Research Program, and student organizations such as the Public Health Association and the Global Health Research, Education, and Translation ( G.H.R.E.A.T.). Students can also visit the Public Health Student Affairs Office to process change-of-major requests, apply for graduation, obtain information about public health alumni, professional development, or for any other help they might need related to their academic career at UCI. The Public Health Student Affairs Office coordinates the advising program and provides academic counseling. Students seeking advising on either minor should visit the Public Health Student Affairs Office.Īcademic Advising: Academic, Career, Public HealthĪIRB Suite 2010 Program in Public Health Student Affairs Office Academic Advising The Department also offers two undergraduate minors one in Public Health and a second in Global Health. degree programs (double major), provided the student completes all the requirements outlined under each degree. It is also possible for a student to enroll in both the B.S.
Changing from a degree program to the other is possible, but will require completion of the required lower- and upper-division courses specified for each degree. Students considering the public health degrees should carefully evaluate their academic preparation and career goals before enrolling in either the B.S. Students who are interested in pursuing a premedical program should note that additional courses will be needed beyond the requirements of the public health degrees to fulfill requirements for medical school. Graduates will advance, through selective employment or further education, to become the new generation of public health professionals prepared to face the emerging challenges to human health from a population perspective using cutting-edge approaches for preventing diseases. The degrees explore both quantitative and qualitative aspects of public health at all levels of analysis. in Public Health Policy degree programs train students in multidisciplinary approaches to public health practice and research.
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