The B.S. Public Health at Franklin University is designed for aspiring professionals eager to promote community well-being and address critical health challenges. In a field experiencing significant job growth, you will explore foundational concepts in health behavior, education, and promotion, preparing you to influence health norms and outcomes for diverse populations. This undergraduate degree provides a robust understanding of public health principles, equipping you with the knowledge to make a tangible impact on individual and community health.
This online, full-time Bachelor of Science degree is studied over four years, offering a flexible yet structured learning experience. You will engage with core coursework including health program planning and evaluation, applied research methods, and disaster preparedness, culminating in a comprehensive public health capstone project. You will graduate with the skills to plan, implement, and assess health initiatives, positioning you for roles in health education, program coordination, and community outreach, and potentially qualifying you to sit for the Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) exam.