HMG 3225 — Public Health

3 semester hoursUndergraduateLectureusually offered: fallOnlineOnline

Introduces the history and principles of public health and their application to the development of activities that benefit the health status of populations. Explores the roles of epidemiological studies, biostatistics, healthcare planning and policy development, healthcare administration, and community organization in addressing public health needs.

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Fall 2025143013%26.0

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Unlocks

HMG 4210

Courses that list HMG 3225 in their prerequisites.

Links

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