At the School of Community and Global Health at Claremont Graduate University, we equip our Public Health graduates with the skills and knowledge to tackle major health challenges that affect our local communities, as well as communities across the globe. Located within the diverse communities of Los Angeles and the Inland Empire, students get involved through community-placed training, community-based participatory research, and internship programs, thus preparing them for successful performance in the domestic and global public health workforce. Students may pursue dual degree programs in Masters of Business Administration, and Master of Arts in Applied Psychology specializing in health behavior research and evaluation.
Our greatest distinction is the intimate and customized educational experience students receive. Students work directly with core faculty and our health-focused partners to address issues facing our communities now. The small student:faculty ratio is complemented by an extensive resource network within The Claremont Colleges. Beginning in the 22-23 academic year, public health students will study in the newly established Yuhaaviatam Center for Health Studies located at the center of The Claremont Colleges (www.info.cgu.edu/ychs)
Website: http://www.cgu.edu/scgh
