BS in Public Health

Walden University's Bachelor of Science in Public Health program is designed to equip students with the essential skills needed to address public health challenges and promote community wellness. The curriculum emphasizes health equity and prepares graduates for various roles in health education, community outreach, and healthcare management. Students can choose from multiple concentrations, including Health Promotion and Wellness, Health Psychology and Behavior, and Healthcare Management. The program consists of 181 quarter credits, including general education, core, and elective courses, culminating in a capstone project. With options for both course-based and self-paced learning, students can complete their degree in as little as 25 months. Graduates are well-prepared to tackle pressing public health issues and contribute positively to their communities.