Public Health
Bachelor of Science in Public Health
South University’s Bachelor of Science in Public Health degree program can help you develop the skills you need to assess, plan, and support the delivery of essential public health services in government, community-based, and private sector health agencies*. In the Public Health Bachelor degree program, our knowledgeable instructors provide personalized support and mentorship, drawing on their own past work experiences** to prepare you for diverse public health scenarios, settings, and dilemmas in populations of all sizes.
*South University does not promise or guarantee licensure, employment, or salary amounts.
**Credentials and experience may vary by instructor.
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Campuses offer flexible learning formats* including: on-campus, virtual instructions, and online courses.
*Clinical, practicum, and externship requirements exist in certain programs and require field experiences. Learning formats may not be flexible.
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