<p> Degree Planner: Fall 2014 – Summer 2015 Entering Students MPH: Management, Policy and Community Health – Community Health Practice Major</p><p>Name: ______Student Number:______Division: ______Campus: ______Date: ______</p><p>Course Credits Term Title Sem 1 Sem 2 Sem 4 Sem 5 Sem 6 Sem 7 Sem 9 Sem 10 Sem 12 Sem 13 Sem Sem 15 Term/yr Term/yr Term/yr Term/yr Term/yr Term/yr Term/yr Term/yr Term/yr Term/yr 14 Term/yr Term/ yr</p><p>CORE COURSES PUBLIC HEALTH CORE COURSES (16 credit hours) Core courses can be taken at any point in the program unless they are a specific requirement for another course. PHM 3 All- Fundament 2610 a,b,cd als of Epidemiolog y PH 1690 4 All- Foundations PH 1700 a,b,cd of Biostatistics or Intermediat e Biostatistics PHM 3 All- Social and 1110 a,b,cd Behavioral Aspects of Community Health PHWM 3 All- Man’s 2120 or a,b,cd Impact on PHM Fa (a) the 2110 Sp (b) Environmen t </p><p>1 updated July 15, 2014 Or Overview of Environmen tal Health PHM 3 All, Introductio 3715 a,b,cd n to Manageme nt and Policy Sciences OTHER REQUIRED COURSE (1 credit hour) PHM 1 Fa (a) Ethics in 5010 Sp (b) Public Health MAJOR COURSES (12 credit hours) PHM 3 Sp (b) Health 3630 Program Planning, Implementa tion, and Evaluation PH 3998 3 Sp (b) Community Assessment Concepts, Methods, and Technologie s PHM 3 Fa (a) Economic 3922 or and Social Sp (b) Determinan ts of Health (Offered in either Fall or Spring) PH 3620 3 Fa (a) Principles and Practice of Public Health CHOOSE 3-4 ELECTIVES FOR MAJOR FROM LIST ELECTIVE COURSES FOR MAJOR (10 credit hours) 2 updated July 15, 2014 Public Health PH 1232 3 Sp (b) Nutrition Practice</p><p>Mental Fa (a) Health of PH 1240 3 Sp (b) Children and Adolescents</p><p>Introduction to PHM Geographic 3 Fa (a) 3998 Information Systems Science</p><p>Chicano/Me xican American PH 1260 3 Fa (a) Health: Exploring its Social Dimensions</p><p>Adolescents PH 1498 3 -- Sexual Health</p><p>Injury PHM 3 Sp (b) Epidemiolog 2835 y</p><p>PH 1350 3 Su (c) Ethnicity, Race, Class and Gender: A multicultural Public health </p><p>3 updated July 15, 2014 perspective</p><p>Introduction to PH 1118 4 Fa (a) Qualitative Research Methods</p><p>Qualitative PH 1119 3 Sp (b) Methods</p><p>Genital, Sexual and PH 1250 3 Sp (b) Reproductiv e Public Health</p><p>Systematic Review Meta- PH 1430 3 Fa (a) Analysis and Evidence- based Public Health</p><p>Global and Local All PH 1498 1-4 Aspects of -a,b,cd Human Trafficking</p><p>Rapid All PH 2998 1-4 Assessment -a,b,cd Methods </p><p>Demograph PH 3998 4 -- y and Public Health</p><p>PH 3998 3 -- Thinking of Public 4 updated July 15, 2014 Health</p><p>Science and PH 2498 3 -- Law</p><p>Texas Health Policy: Emerging PH 3818 3 Sp (b) Issues and New Approaches</p><p>Public PH 3825 3 Sp (b) Health Law CULMINATING EXPERIENCE CULMINATING EXPERIENCE (3 credit hours) PH 9996 3 All Capstone or PH -a,b,cd Course* or 9998 Written Paper Option PRACTICUM TOPIC AND SITE: PRACTICUM (3 credit hours) PH 9997 3 All Practicum -a,b,cd ELECTIVES – not required for graduation ELECTIVES AND OTHER (E.G. CONCENTRATIONS)</p><p>TOTAL 45 or CREDITS: more * All core courses and 30 completed credit hours. Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative – research ethics certification (CITI) needs to be completed before registering for the Capstone Course. It is preferable that the Practicum be completed prior to the Capstone Course, but it may be completed concurrently.</p><p>CHECK COURSE SCHEDULE EACH TERM - Terms may change from those listed above</p><p>5 updated July 15, 2014</p>