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The nature of public health requires a wide variety of approaches and perspectives. The courses and requirements of the major naturally follow this interdisciplinary pattern. The curricular emphasis of a major in public health is on providing students with an understanding of epidemiology, biostatistics, environmental health, health behavior and health policy. These areas of emphasis range across the spectrum of natural science to social science. The combined knowledge is then brought to bear on solving problems in human health. The major is constructed from a series of "overview" courses (PH142A, PH150A, PH150B and P150D) that produce an awareness of theories and methods in the fundamental areas and a selection from a large number of specific electives that allow the pursuit of specialized interests. Lower Division Requirements and Prerequisites for the Public Health Major(prerequisites indicated by asterisks) Biological Science requirement:
Mathematics requirement:two courses from the following, or equivalent:
Social Sciences requirement:three courses, drawn from at least two of the following groups:
Recommended: Public Health 14 Note: Please review this important information about capped majors. Departmental ContactTony Soyka General Catalog Descriptionhttp://sis.berkeley.edu/catalog/gcc_view_req?p_dept_cd=PB+HLTH Departmental WebsiteOther Majors to ConsiderEnvironmental Science |
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