The Public Health Science degree will enable students entering the field to address the growing health challenges facing global communities today. The field of public health is broad, and there are endless opportunities. Students can learn more by reviewing the Public Health Science Career Guide.
Public Health Science students at USG have access to both UMD Career Center resources on the College Park campus, including a designated School of Public Health Career Center advisor, as well as the USG Center for Career Development.
In addition, as a Public Health Science student, you can earn up to 6 credits towards your degree by participating in "experiential learning" or learning that occurs outside of the classroom (e.g., internships or research experiences). Currently, there are 3 different avenues of experiential learning coursework: PHSC 389 (Research Opportunities), PHSC 399 (Internship Opportunities) & other similar courses across campus.