PU550: Public Health Leadership and Administration

Leading a health organization requires a diverse skill set. In this course, students will study the delivery, quality, and costs of health services for individuals, organizations, and populations in a variety of global settings. Students will study the structure, process, and outcomes of health services including the costs, financing, structure, outcomes, and accessibility of care. Students will study way to improve health organizations and make ethical and economic decisions for organizational solvency. Each student will form a personalized leadership development plan for future professional growth.

Quarter Credit Hours: 4 | Prerequisite: Enrollment in the Master of Science in Health Education or Master of Public Health program