College of Education and Professional Studies
Health Sciences
Certificate | Graduate
Certificate in Rural Community Health
The Graduate Certificate in Rural and Community Health offers you the chance to pursue graduate coursework in public and global health with a focus on rural and underserved communities.
Our program emphasizes a hands-on approach to build skills in program planning and evaluation, health services administration and management, grant writing, and leadership within public health-related agencies that serve rural and other underserved communities.
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What You'll Study
Academic Catalog | Health Sciences Department Website
Courses
- PUBH 475 - Community Health Administration
- PUBH 513 - Health Disparities in Rural and Frontier Communities
- PUBH 522 - Community Health Communication and Promotion
- PUBH 571 - Program Planning
- PUBH 572 - Program Implementation and Evaluation
- PUBH 580 - Grant Seeking and Administration in Public Health
- Department-Approved Electives
Enhance Your Impact
Expand your ability to make a meaningful difference in rural communities by gaining the skills and knowledge needed to address health disparities.
Tailored Curriculum
Benefit from a curriculum specifically designed to address the unique healthcare needs of rural populations, setting you apart in the field.
Flexible Learning
Enjoy the flexibility of online and hybrid course offerings, allowing you to balance your studies with professional and personal commitments.
Networking Opportunities
Connect with a network of professionals and organizations focused on rural health, enhancing your career prospects and professional development.
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Why Study Rural and Community Health at Central?
- Explore the unique challenges and opportunities in rural healthcare, gaining specialized knowledge in serving underserved populations.
- Study rural health through a combination of public health, policy, and community engagement courses, providing a comprehensive understanding of the field.
- Participate in hands-on projects that involve working directly with rural communities, allowing you to apply your knowledge in real-world settings.
- Learn from faculty members who have extensive experience in rural health, bringing practical insights and knowledge to the classroom.
