The Bachelor of Arts in Public Health at Drew University equips you to address complex health challenges at a population level, preparing you for impactful careers in epidemiological research, health policy, and program implementation. This interdisciplinary program integrates insights from the biomedical sciences, social sciences, and humanities, offering a robust foundation in scientific, social, and ethical principles. You will explore critical areas such as global health, health policy, and epidemiology, developing a comprehensive understanding of how to analyze and solve health problems within diverse communities.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate program is designed to be studied over four years, providing a structured yet flexible learning experience. You will engage with core courses in public health principles, statistics, and health-related biosciences, alongside electives that allow you to tailor your studies to specific interests, whether in environmental health, medical anthropology, or health psychology. Through immersive research projects and a capstone experience, you will develop practical skills and a deep understanding of public health programs, graduating ready for roles in government agencies, non-profits, or further graduate studies.