Public Health AS-T to Collaborative Health & Human Services, BS

If you transferred into CSUMB from a California community college as an AS-T certified student in Public Health, you must complete the following courses for your bachelor’s degree in Collaborative Health & Human Services at CSUMB. If you are unsure about your transfer status, please contact your advisor.

Required Courses

PANM 202 - Introduction to Public Administration and Nonprofit Management Units: 3
SW 205 - Introduction to Social Work Units: 3
CHHS 300 - Major ProSeminar Units: 3
CHHS 302 - Professional Communication for the Health & Human Services Professions Units: 3
CHHS 330 - Collaborative Leadership & Community Building Units: 3
CHHS 350 - Professional Ethics Units: 3
CHHS 384 - Quantitative Analysis of Survey Data Units: 3
CHHS 396S - Junior Field Practicum Seminar SL Units: 3
CHHS 450 - Introduction to Policy Analysis Units: 3
Complete the following courses in the same semester:
CHHS 496A - Senior Field Practicum Seminar-A Units: 3
CHHS 411 - Community Engaged Research Units: 3
Complete the following courses in the same semester:
CHHS 496B - Senior Field Practicum Seminar-B Units: 3
CHHS 401 - Senior Capstone Units: 3
Complete the following Public Health Concentration coursework
Complete both of the following courses:
PH 408 - Principles of Epidemiology Units: 3
PH 417 - Global Women’s Health and Social Issues Units: 3
Complete two of the following courses:
PH 407 - Multicultural Health Education Units: 3
PH 427 - Topics in Health Education Units: 3
PH 437 - Topics in Health Policy Units: 3
PH 447 - Food Policy, Culture & Health Units: 3
PH 457 - Health Systems & Policy Units: 3
PH 467 - Social Entrepreneurship of Change Units: 3
PH 477 - Diseases of Poverty & Wealth Units: 3
PH 487 - Sexual Health Education and Training Units: 3
CHHS 445 - Principles of Grantsmanship Units: 3
CHHS 462 - Equity, Justice & Public Trust Units: 3
PANM 422 - Program Planning and Evaluation Units: 3
SW 435 - Introduction to Substance Use Disorders Units: 3

General Education and University Requirements

To satisfy the requirements of the degree, students must successfully complete all Undergraduate Requirements. Several of these (Upper division GE, UDSL, and GWAR) are embedded within the major curriculum.

Select and complete coursework to meet the following requirements:

Students may select additional elective coursework if necessary to complete 60 units.