The B.S. in Public Health at Saint Louis University Madrid is designed for service-oriented students eager to understand and address health disparities on a global scale. You will explore contemporary challenges in health care, global health, and evidence-based practice, developing a strong foundation in epidemiology, biostatistics, and public health policy. This undergraduate degree equips you with the critical thinking and analytical skills necessary to tackle complex health issues, aligning with the Jesuit mission of service and social justice. It's an ideal pathway for those passionate about improving community and global well-being.
You will study this program on campus full-time over four years, engaging with a curriculum that includes 36 credits of major courses and six credits of public health electives. Your learning experience culminates in a senior capstone course where you will complete a project and portfolio demonstrating your mastery of program outcomes. Many students leverage elective courses to pursue secondary majors or minors. You will graduate prepared for diverse career paths in public health organizations, government agencies, and non-profits, equipped to advocate for health equity and implement impactful interventions.