Global Health. 4

Catalog description

This course introduces students to key global health principles pertaining to the identification, intervention, and evaluation of both small- and large-scale public health problems around the world. Social, cultural, economic, and political implications of global health actions are considered and analyzed. Students will practice identifying health disparities, constructing a historically rooted analysis of the public health problem and drafting evidence-based proposals for intervention, emphasizing cooperative public health models.