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Public Health and Spanish, B.S.


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Minimum number of credits required to graduate:  124

Minimum Cumulative GPA required to graduate:  2.0

Minimum number of credits to complete the major:  40

School: School of Arts and Sciences and School of Nursing and Health Sciences

Department: Humanities and Public Health

Learn more about the major

Public Health and Spanish is a major that combines the study of language, culture, and health issues affecting the Spanish-speaking population in the United States and abroad. This major prepares students to work in various settings where they can apply their linguistic and cultural competencies to improve the health outcomes of Spanish-speaking communities.

Major Requirements


The major requires a minimum of 5 courses in Spanish and 5 courses in Health Sciences.

Health Sciences courses


The Public Health component  (20 credit) requires completing three core courses and two required elective courses chosen from a list of approved related courses in Communication and Media, Political Science and Public Policy, Psychology, Sociology, or Gender, Diversity, and Social Justice. Students in this minor will be assigned an advisor from the School of Nursing and Health Sciences faculty.

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