The Certificate in Global Health is open to undergraduate and graduate students in Anthropology. The certificate is part of a university-wide program offering certificates in global health to students in diverse disciplines across the university. All students in the certificate program, regardless of discipline, take Fundamentals of Global Health (INTH 301/401) together. This course is co-taught by faculty from across the university and offers a truly interdisciplinary perspective on global health. By combining disciplinary-based work in Anthropology with the interdisciplinary perspective gained in INTH 301/401, the Certificate in Global Health prepares students for a career in the field of global health.
UNDERGRADUATE REQUIREMENTS:
- INTH 301: Fundamental Concepts in Global Health
- ANTH 215: Introduction to Medical Anthropology
- ANTH 359: Introduction to Global Health
- One 300-level, health-related elective selected in consultation with your adviser
GRADUATE REQUIREMENTS:
- INTH 401: Fundamental of Global Health
- ANTH 459: Introduction to Global Health
- ANTH 511: Seminar in Anthropology and Global Health
- One 400- or 500-level, health-related elective selected in consultation with your advisor
Checklist for Global Health Certificate
Contact: Dr. Janet McGrath – janet.mcgrath@case.edu | 216.368.2287