PUBH 103
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Social and Cultural Perspectives of Health
School of Health Professions and Science (School)Undergraduate
Academic Level
Undergraduate
Course Title
Social and Cultural Perspectives of Health
Description
This course is designed to develop basic literacy regarding social and cultural ideals that influence health status and public health interventions. Students will be introduced to an ecological, multilevel theory of health, to illustrate how health is molded by various health determinants, including biology, individual behavior, social relationships, social stratification, institutions, communities, culture, the physical environment, policies, and globalization. Students will examine the causes and mechanisms in which health disparities occur and which populations are most at risk, leading to a greater understanding of the role of cultural competence in Public Health. Core: D (for Public Health program only)
3
Repeatable for Additional Credit
No
Lecture/Lab/Other Ratio
3:0:0
Prerequisites and Corerequisites
Prerequisite: PUBH101
General Education Foundational Course Categories: Intellectual & Practical Skills
Diversity and Global Awareness (D)
This course is an approved AA/AS elective
No
This course is an approved AAS elective
Yes
Honors Section Available
No