The Global Health Certificate is co-taught by the Department of Population and Public Health Sciences and clinical faculty at the Boonshoft School of Medicine. This interdisciplinary learning model brings together public health practitioners from diverse backgrounds to address global health topics of our time.
This certificate program is for Master of Public Health students looking to further their education in global health.
In this program, you’ll:
Learn alongside Boonshoft School of Medicine Global Health Scholars students in foundational global health classes.
Travel toTanzania with the Wright State Center for International Education, the Departments of Population and Public Health Services, and the School of Nursing.
Research important global health issues with graduate level research methodology courses.
Travel Abroad Experience
M.P.H. students worked with nursing and medical students on a Global Health Learning Experience in Tanzania. Co-led by faculty in Public Health and Nursing, the program provides a unique opportunity for Wright State University students to learn about global health while serving in Bagamoyo, Tanzania. Students with medical licensure may have the opportunity to participate in appropriate clinical experiences.
M.P.H. Student Experience
JocelynDiggs (M.P.H. ’25) led a health education program on her global health trip to Tanzania. She guided undergraduate students on their learning experience, designed educational materials, and wrote a post-trip analysis of the students’ experiences. This trip fostered meaningful international learning experiences for Jocelyn and her fellow global health students.
You’ll grow both personally and academically, just like Jocelyn and her peers did.
Certificates can be earned by degree or non-degree seeking students. Both groups must first be accepted into the Wright State University Graduate School for certificate enrollment. Minimum requirements for the graduate school include the following: an earned bachelor’s and/or advanced graduate degree from an accredited college or university.
New Students
If you are not currently enrolled at Wright State, you can apply online as a non-degree student through the Wright State University Graduate School. During the online application process, you will have an opportunity to select the Global Health Certificate Program and to submit required documents.
Current Students
If you are a current graduate student enrolled at Wright State, please reach out to the Program Coordinator for more information about the Global Health Certificate application.
For questions regarding admissions or administration, please contact Jennifer Tallman, Program Coordinator, by phone at 937-775-1427 or by email at jennifer.tallman@wright.edu.
