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MPH Program in Health Services

Maternal and Child Health Training

Students interested in pursuing specialized training in maternal and child health may wish to consider the following elective courses, which provide interdisciplinary, graduate-level training in maternal and child public health research and practice, including epidemiology, biostatistics, program planning and management, policy development, and advocacy.

Graduates who complete these courses will acquire the skills to become leaders in improving the systems, programs, and policies that support the health of women, children, and families in the United States.


Maternal and Child Health Elective Coursework

HSERV 541
Topics in Maternal and Child Health I
Not offered Autumn 2019

HSERV 542
Epidemiology of Maternal and Child Health Problems

HSERV 544
Maternal and Child Health in Low and Middle Income Countries

HSERV 592
Maternal and Child Health Seminar
(each quarter offered)


For more information about MCH training and research opportunities in the Department of Health Systems and Population Health, please check out the Graduate Certificate in Maternal and Child Health, visit the Center of Excellence in Maternal and Child Health website, or contact us with any questions.