Post-Baccalaureate Classes
If you are planning to apply to the OMPH program or M.A./M.S. in Health Studies, please note that any classes taken as a post-bac student will not necessarily transfer towards your degree if you get accepted to the program. Your adviser will determine what courses can apply to your degree once you have determined your area of emphasis and discussed your career goals.
Admission to Portland State University's Graduate Post-Baccalaureate program does not constitute admission to the M.A./M.S. Health Studies or MPH program. The School of Community Health reserves the right to restrict classes to the M.A./M.S. Health Studies and MPH admitted students. Please refer to the Post-Baccalaureate Admissions page for more information: http://www.pdx.edu/admissions/postbaccalaureate-admission
An updated list of graduate level, unrestricted and restricted, classes are provided below.
Post-Baccalaureate Classes
Non-restricted classes: (Please note that the courses may not be offered every term.)
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PHE 507 |
Research in Integrative Health |
3 |
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PHE 510 |
Social Inequalities & Health |
3 |
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PHE 510 |
Topic: Contemplative Practice and Social Justice |
4 |
|
PHE 510 |
Topic: Family Relations and Health |
4 |
| PHE 510 | Topic: Comparative Birth | 4 |
|
PHE 510 |
Topic: Business and Aging |
4 |
|
PHE 510 |
Topic: Families and Aging |
4 |
| PHE 510 | Topic: Family Relations & Health | 4 |
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PHE 510 |
Topic: Food Systems Sustainability |
3 |
| PHE 510 | Topic: Maternal & Child Health | 4 |
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PHE 510 |
Topic: Public Health Nutrition |
4 |
|
PHE 510 |
Topic: Public Health and Social Justice |
4 |
|
PHE 510 |
Topic: Health and Housing Across the Life Course |
4 |
|
PHE 510 |
Topic: Health and Human Rights |
4 |
| PHE 510 | Topic: Integrative Health | 4 |
| PHE 510 | Topic: Obesity Issues in Children & Youth | 4 |
| PHE 510 | Topic: Emotional Abuse and the Workplace | 3 |
| PHE 510 | Topic: Death & Dying | 4 |
| PHE 510 | Topic: Stress, Food and Health | 4 |
| PHE 510 | Topic: Mom & Baby Healthcare Options | 4 |
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PHE 514 |
Physical Activity Today |
4 |
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PHE 518 |
Topics in Health Studies |
3 |
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PHE 520 |
Qualitative Research Methods |
3 |
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PHE 531 |
Women and Exercise: Physiological Aspects |
3 |
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PHE 541 |
Media Advocacy & Public Health |
3 |
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PHE 543 |
Drugs, Behavior and Society |
3 |
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PHE 545 |
Men's Health |
4 |
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PHE 546 |
Urban and Community Health |
3 |
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PHE 551 |
Women and Holistic Health |
4 |
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PHE 553 |
Women's Reproductive Health |
4 |
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PHE 556 |
Health Aspects of Aging |
3 |
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PHE 557 |
National Long Term Care Policy |
3 |
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PHE 559 |
Economics of Aging |
3 |
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PHE 560 |
Mental Health and Aging |
3 |
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PHE 561 |
Cultural Variations in Aging |
3 |
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PHE 573 |
Exercise Physiology |
3 |
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PHE 575 |
Exercise Testing Techniques |
4 |
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PHE 576 |
Physical Activity, Health and Disease |
3 |
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PHE 577 |
Exercise, Nutrition, and Performance |
3 |
|
PA 525 |
Grantwriting |
3 |
Restricted classes requiring instructor's approval:
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PHE 510 |
Integrative Health & Systems Thinking |
4 |
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PHE 513 |
Health, Behavior & the Social Environment |
3 |
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PHE 517 |
Community Organizing |
3 |
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PHE 521 |
Quantitative Research Design |
3 |
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PHE 550 |
Health Promotion Program Planning |
4 |
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PHE 552 |
Women's Health |
3 |
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PHE 558 |
Perspectives on Aging |
3 |
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PHE 573 |
Exercise Physiology |
4 |
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PHE 557 |
National Long Term Care Policy |
3 |
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PHE 559 |
Economics of Aging |
3 |
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PHE 573 |
Exercise Physiology |
3 |
|
PA 588 |
Program Evaluation |
3 |
Restricted to Oregon MPH & M.A./M.S. students only:
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PHE 511 |
Foundations of Public Health |
3 |
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PHE 512 |
Principles of Health Behavior |
3 |
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PHE 535 |
Epidemiology Survey |
3 |
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PHE 540 |
Mass Communication & Health |
3 |
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PHE 580 |
Concepts of Environmental Health |
3 |
|
PH 524 |
Introduction to Biostatistics [offered through OHSU] |
4 |
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PA 574 |
Health Systems Organization |
3 |
