Law, Public Policy, and Society AA-T to Collaborative Health & Human Services, B.S.

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If you transferred into CSUMB as an AA-T-certified student in Law, Public Policy, and Society,;you must complete the following courses for your bachelor’s degree in Collaborative Health & Human Services. If you are unsure about your transfer status, please talk to an advisor.

Required Courses

Complete all of the following core courses:
SW 205 - Introduction to Social Work Units: 3
PH 207 - Introduction to Public Health 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 Administration & Nonprofit Management Concentration coursework
Complete both of the following courses:
CHHS 445 - Principles of Grantsmanship Units: 3
PANM 422 - Program Planning and Evaluation Units: 3
Complete two of the following courses:
PANM 412 - Public and Nonprofit Finance Units: 3
PANM 432 - Advanced Program Evaluation Units: 3
PANM 442 - Community Economic Development Units: 3
PANM 452 - Technology in Nonprofit/Public Administration Units: 3
CHHS 462 - Equity, Justice & Public Trust Units: 3
PH 407 - Multicultural Health Education Units: 3
PH 408 - Principles of Epidemiology Units: 3
PH 457 - Health Systems & Policy Units: 3
PH 477 - Diseases of Poverty & Wealth Units: 3
SW 425 - Social Welfare Policy 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.