The Community Health (B.S.) at the University of Oklahoma is designed for students passionate about understanding and improving the well-being of populations. You will explore the foundational principles of public health, including epidemiology, health policy, and determinants of health, preparing you for a vital role in addressing contemporary health challenges. This undergraduate degree provides a robust scientific and social science perspective, equipping you with the knowledge to analyze health data and develop effective community interventions. It's ideal for those seeking a career dedicated to public service and population-level health improvement.
This full-time, on-campus program is structured over eight semesters, integrating core science coursework with specialized community health subjects. You will engage with topics such as health communication, healthcare systems, and ethical considerations in public health practice. Throughout your studies, you will develop critical analytical skills through coursework in health data and statistics, culminating in a capstone project. Graduates are well-prepared to pursue further education in specialized public health fields or enter careers focused on community health assessment and program development.