Applied Practice Experience
MPH students gain practical experience in a public health setting, completing defined projects like needs assessment, program planning, or policy development.
Summary
What you’ll be able to do
Integrate public health theory, knowledge, and skills in a community or public health practice setting;
Engage with a community public health practice organization to fully understand organizational structure, local and organizational politics, program administration, community relationships, and program coordination;
Demonstrate mastery of at least five public health competencies;
Contribute to the MPH Practice Portfolio with at least two products for each competency identified;
Complete defined projects in an area of public health practice such as needs assessment, program planning, program evaluation, policy development, educational campaign, or applied research project;
Gain/expand/develop skills and knowledge in an area of interest not covered in depth elsewhere in the educational plan
Source: UW Guide
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Prerequisites
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Student experience
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Master of Public Health students gain practical experience in a public health setting as outlined in their learning agreement.
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Topics
- Practical experience in a public health setting
- Community public health practice organizations, including organizational structure, politics, and program administration
- Public health projects including needs assessment, program planning, program evaluation, policy development, and applied research
Skills
- Integrating public health theory, knowledge, and skills in a community or public health practice setting
- Understanding organizational structure, local and organizational politics, program administration, community relationships, and program coordination
- Demonstrating mastery of at least five public health competencies
- Gaining, expanding, or developing skills and knowledge in an area of interest not covered in depth elsewhere in the educational plan
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