Professional Leadership for Public Health
This training program equips students with the essential professional, leadership, and management skills needed to bridge the gap between academic training and workplace readiness. Topics include foundational professional effectiveness, executive communication, project management, stakeholder alignment, and strategic decision-making. Through interactive sessions, students develop practical tools and techniques to navigate institutional dynamics, execute projects, and effectively lead within complex public health organizations. This training required for all traditional two-year M.P.H. program and Master of Science in Public Health students. It is to be taken by students in year one of their M.P.H./M.S. programs. Although no credit or grade is awarded, some formative assessments are part of each session, and satisfactory performance is noted on the student’s transcript. 0 Course cr F 12pm-12:50pm
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- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027