Population Health Minor
The option to minor in population health is available to all Aultman College students.
This minor helps professionals consider the psycho, social, economic, and biological determinants of health as they seek to help individuals and populations. Health organizations that identify these determinants then can manage care more economically and efficiently for all involved.
Population Health Minor Requires:
Course Course name
HSC 135 Principles of Health Education (3 credit hours)
HSC 140 Health Promotion and Disease Prevention (3 credit hours)
Choose any 12 credit hours of the following courses:
Course Course name
HSC 204 Medical/ legal aspects of Health Care (3 credit hours)
HSC 217 Quality Improvement in Healthcare (3 credit hours)
HSC 312 Population Health Communication (3 credit hours)
HSC 345 Health and Aging (3 credit hours)
HSC 360 Navigating the Health System (3 credit hours)
HSC 407 Public & Population Health Informatics (3 credit hours)
HSC 427 Mobile Health (3 credit hours)
HSC 201 Health Informatics (3 credit hours)*
HSC 310 Cultural Competencies in Healthcare (3 credit hours)*
HSC 320 Contemporary Concepts in Population Health (3 credit hours)
HSC 350 Health Diagnostics (3 credit hours)
HSC 410 Program Surveys and Analysis (3 credit hours)
HSC 450 Population Health Systems (3 credit hours)
PSC 305 Politics of Healthcare (3 credit hours)
SOC 305 Sociology of Health and Illness (3 credit hours)
SOC 333 Social and Behavioral Theories of Public Health (3 credit hours)
*Courses that covered/co-listed in the Nursing Curriculum currently
Prospective students should contact the college admissions department at [email protected] with questions. Current students should contact their advisor to fill out the declaration form or get help with questions.