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School of Public Health and Health Professions

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The School of Public Health and Health Professions is one of UB's 13 schools and colleges. It offers a variety of undergraduate, graduate, professional, and dual-degree programs.[1] It is located on UB's South Campus.[2]

The School consists of five academic departments: the Department of Biostatistics, the Department of Community Health and Health Behavior, the Department of Epidemiology and Environmental Health, the Department of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences, and the Department of Rehabilitation Science.[3]

Academic Programs

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Undergraduate

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  • Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science (BS)[4]
  • Bachelor of Science in Nutrition Science (BS)
  • Bachelor of Science in Public Health (BS)
  • Bachelor of Arts in Statistics (BA)
  • Minor in Coaching
  • Minor in Nutrition
  • Minor in Public Health
  • Minor in Statistics
  • Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science/Master of Science in Nutrition (BS + MS)
  • Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science/Master of Science in Athletic Training (BS + MS)
  • Bachelor of Science in Exercise Sciences/Doctorate of Physical Therapy (BS + DPT)
  • Bachelor of Science in Public Health/Master of Science in Community Health and Health Behavior (BS + MS)
  • Bachelor of Science in Public Health/Master of Science in Epidemiology (BS + MS)
  • Occupational Therapy Bachelor of Science/Master of Science (BS + MS)
  • Bachelor of Science in Public Health/Master of Public Health (BS + MPH)[5]

Graduate

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  • Master of Public Health (MPH)[6]
  • Master of Science in Athletic Training (MS)[7]
  • Master of Science in Clinical Nutrition (MS)
  • Master of Arts in Biostatistics (MA)
  • Master of Science in Bioinformatics and Biostatistics (MS)
  • Master of Science in Community Health and Health Behavior (MS)
  • Master of Science in Environmental Health Sciences (MS)
  • Master of Science in Epidemiology (MS)
  • Master of Science in Exercise Science (MS)
  • Master of Science in International Development and Global Health (MS)
  • Master of Science in Nutrition (MS)
  • Master of Science in Rehabilitation Science (MS)
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Biostatistics (PhD)
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Community Health and Health Behavior (PhD)
  • Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Epidemiology (PhD)
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Exercise Science (PhD)
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Epidemiology/Medical Doctor (PhD + MD, with the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences)
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Nutrition Science (PhD)
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Rehabilitation Science (PhD)
  • Doctor of Physical Therapy/Master of Public Health in Community Health and Health Behavior (DPT + MPH)[5]
  • Juris Doctorate/Master of Public Health in Health Services Administration (JD + MPH, with the School of Law)
  • Medical Doctor/Master of Public Health (MD + MPH, with the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences)
  • Master of Social Work/Master of Public Health (MSW + MPH, with the School of Social Work)
  • Master of Urban Planning/Master of Public Health (MUP + MPH, with the School of Architecture and Planning)
  • Doctor of Pharmacy/Master of Public Health (PharmD + MPH, with the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences)
  • Preventative Medicine Residency Program/Master of Public Health (with the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences)

Certificates & Micro-Credentials

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  • Advanced Graduate Certificate in Applied Biostatistics
  • Advanced Graduate Certificate in Biostatistical Informatics
  • Advanced Graduate Certificate in Public Health
  • Certificate in Assistive and Rehabilitative Technology
  • Micro-Credential in Facilitating Learning in the Health Professions
  • Micro-Credential in Strategies for Eliminating Health Inequities

Notable People

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Further Reading

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University at Buffalo, Michigan State University tackle gun violence prevention in medical field. (Spectrum News)

References

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