MPH Health Promotion & Behavior Track

The course offerings and research opportunities in the specialty tracks draw upon the existing strengths and expertise of the Georgia State University faculty, as well as the scientific and public health expertise that can be found throughout the region. Students are able to draw from a range of courses offered through the Institute of Public Health as well as courses offered in other departments throughout Georgia State University.

Health Promotion and Behavior (12 hours)
Health promotion and disease prevention are key concepts in public health and provide the foundation for community participation as well as health behavior change. The Health Promotion and Behavior track draws from a variety of disciplines, including psychology, sociology, anthropology, communications, and ethics.