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See the degree grade →A four-course online graduate certificate that introduces core public health principles with a global perspective. Suited to professionals in nursing, social work, pharmacy, public administration, and related fields who want to add population-health expertise without pursuing a full master’s degree.
The certificate requires four three‑credit online courses:
Coursework covers epidemiologic methods, environmental and community health, strategy and policy development, and current global public‑health challenges.
Admission begins by applying to Cedarville’s graduate program. Applications are accepted year‑round with multiple start dates; prospective students should contact Graduate Admissions for specific entry details.
The certificate is intended to enhance existing professional credentials and broaden career options. Typical roles graduates may pursue include public health specialist, health educator, epidemiology research assistant, public health policy analyst, and occupational health and safety specialist in government, non‑profits, healthcare, or industry settings.
Cedarville notes limited scholarships of $3,000–$5,000 available to graduate nursing students with financial need. The program is promoted as affordable within the university’s graduate offerings, with no application fee; students should consult Graduate Admissions and financial aid offices for complete cost information and eligibility.
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