Public Health, BS—Population Health Specialization

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a Population Health Specialization at Central Washington University prepares students for careers in public health and advanced studies. The program emphasizes upstream health approaches and provides practical experiences through internships and hands-on activities. Graduates can pursue positions in public health agencies, non-profits, and corporations, or continue their education in fields such as public health, law, and medicine.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a Population Health Specialization prepares graduates with skills in public health and readiness for advanced studies in master's or doctorate programs. Central Washington University's program focuses on educating future leaders in public health. The program emphasizes upstream health approaches for the benefit of all populations. Students have opportunities for practical experiences through internships and other hands-on activities in local, regional, and global settings. Graduates secure positions in public health agencies, not-for-profit organizations, and corporations.

Careers:

Graduates of the Public Health program with its Population Health Specialization can pursue various career opportunities, such as:

• Social and Community Service Manager (Average Annual Wage: $47,780)
• Public Health Specialist (Average Annual Wage: $64,930)
• Healthcare Consultant
• Survey Statistician