Certificate in Public Health Law Research and Policy Surveillance

15 semester credit hours

Available to degree-seeking and non-degree seeking students.

This certificate program is designed to train governmental, health care, and public health professionals to engage in public health policy research, analysis and practice as policy researchers and legal epidemiologists, with skills that bridge public health law.

Course of Study

The following courses are required for an Certificate in Public Health Law Research and Policy Surveillance:

PH 3738LLegal Issues in Healthcare3
PH 3732LResearch Methods in Public Health Law3
PH 3733LLaw and Policy3
PH 3734LPublic Health Policy Surveillance and Legal Epidemiology3
PH 3999IS: Management, Policy and Community Health 13
Total Hours15
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Students enrolling in an independent study course are required to complete the independent study plan form and obtain approval prior to enrolling. The independent study may be either a population health law research project or an internship with an agency, non-profit, or other organization where certificate students will apply skills learned in the certificate courses to public health policy questions of their choice.

For more information, see the Public Health Law Research and Policy Surveillance certificate planner.