Bachelor of Science in Public Health

University of North Texas

The demand for public health professionals in the workforce has steadily increased over the years. The Bachelor of Science in Public Health prepares professionals to identify, prevent and solve health problems at community, local, national and global levels. Public Health prepares students with the knowledge and skills to promote health. It draws on principles from the social, behavioral and health sciences. UNT is one of the leading universities meeting the growing need for public health professionals by providing exciting opportunities for you in this field.

Why Earn a Public health Degree?

The Public Health degree program focuses on preventing and mitigating disease outbreaks and confronting systemic health challenges that affect communities. This program prepares professionals to identify, prevent and solve health problems at various levels. It also prepares students with the knowledge and skills to optimize health outcomes.

Our degree program is well suited for students invested in building healthy communities here in the DFW area, nationally and globally. We are situated in an academic department which promotes interdisciplinary solutions to health issues that affect diverse communities across the lifespan.

Due to the broad, generalist focus of this program, upon completion individuals may pursue careers within various public hospitals, health departments, health insurance companies, as well as nonprofits in the public health care industry. They can also continue with graduate school education for advanced degrees in Public Health.