PBHL 3300 - Evaluating Health and Social Outcomes

This course introduces the key concepts and methods involved in evaluating public health programs and other interventions to implement social change. Students will learn the fundamentals of program evaluation and develop skills in designing and conducting evaluations to prepare them for careers in public health practice, social services coordination, research, or administration. Through lectures, discussions, case studies, and applied group assignments, students will gain hands-on experience in core program evaluation activities. Emphasis is placed on understanding evaluation purposes, processes, and practical strategies for generating evidence to assess and enhance public health and social change efforts.

Prerequisite: ECON 1200, SJSC 3920, GIST 3020, or HIST 3020, grade of C- or higher

Credits: 4