College of Health and Human Services

Department of Population Health Programs

The Department of Population Health offers the following academic degree programs:

• Public Health (B.S.)
  • The Public Health program is designed to prepare students to work in voluntary health organizations, in local, state and national government health agencies, or in worksite wellness.
• Health Care Administration (B.S.)
  • The Healthcare Administration Program provides students with the knowledge and skills to manage as a healthcare professional.
• Health Information Administration (B.S.)
  • Health Information Administration is no longer enrolling new students.
• Health Sciences (B.S./B.A.)
  • The Health Sciences Program is an undergraduate program for future healthcare professionals.  A student can earn a Bachelor of Science Degree or a Bachelor of Arts Degree.
• Master of Public Health
  • The Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) Degree program offered through the University of Toledo. This Program is accredited by Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH). Information about the M.P.H. and its majors is available at 
    
• Master of Science in Occupational Health--Industrial Hygiene 

  • The M.S.O.H.-IH degree consists of courses and research designed to prepare and qualify students for entry and upper-level positions as Industrial Hygienists at governmental agencies, manufacturing and service industries, consulting firms, insurance agencies, healthcare organizations, union organizations and academic institutions. In addition the curriculum will benefit those intending to eventually take applicable certification exams such as the American Board of Industrial Hygiene CIH and/or Board Certified Safety Professionals CSP exam. The M.S.O.H.-IH program is accredited by ABET.

• Graduate Certificates 
  • Three Graduate Certificates are offered by the Department of Population Health. The graduate certificates were created to offer students an opportunity to learn about various areas of public health without the commitment to a degree program. Graduate certificates require 12-15 credit hours, depending on the certificate. A summary of all graduate certificates can be found here.

The division faculty offer a variety of courses under the course acronyms of HEAL, representing all health education undergraduate and graduate courses, and PUBH, representing all Master in Public Health and Master of Science in Occupational Health courses.