The interdisciplinary Global Health Certificate is available to all graduate students at Texas A&M University. Its purpose is to teach those who are interested in public health about global perspectives on the topic, encourage students to consider careers in a variety of settings around the world, and to promote research and innovation in addressing the countless public health problems seen around the world. With a cross-disciplinary perspective, students will develop a broad understanding of global health challenges and opportunities.

To learn more about the program and apply, visit the Graduate Certificate in Global Health website.

Course List

Code	Title	Semester Credit Hours
HBEH 604	Social Ecology and Global Health	3
HBEH 625	Health of Refugees and Displaced Populations	3
or HBEH 607	or Biological Basis of Health and Common Diseases
PHEO 612	Global Environmental Health	3
HBEH 684	Practicum 1	3
or SOPH 670	or Global Public Health Systems and Practice Experiences
Select one of the following:		3
PHPM 638	Global Health Systems: Design & Analysis
PHPM 639	Global Health
HLTH 607	International Health
Total Semester Credit Hours		15

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MPH students must complete an international or an international-serving practicum placement through their department (HBEH 684). Non-MPH students must complete SOPH 670, International Practicum.

Certificate classes will be considered for inclusion as electives on MPH degree plans. Inclusion on other degree plans will be at the discretion of the applicable school or college.