The Certificate in Global Health Promotion is an online program designed for students interested in careers in public health, community medicine, community nursing, global health and health equity. Learn to become a servant-leader and improve healthcare in communities around the world.
The Certificate in Global Health Promotion advances health equity through culturally responsive community engagement. The certificate is ideal for anyone interested in a public health and/or global health career and those seeking to improve healthcare access and quality in international settings.
This 15-credit program is designed to meet the needs of busy professionals and can be completed online.
Gain the foundational skills and knowledge needed to understand and effectively address global health challenges.
The Certificate in Global Health Promotion draws from key courses in the Master of Public Health. There are 15 credits in the certificate program, which aims to:
Courses include:
If you decide you want to further your education, credits from the Certificate in Global Health Promotion can be applied to the Master of Public Health.
To be considered for admission to the Graduate Certificate in Global Health Promotion program, you will need to:
International students are welcomed into this program so long as they complete it from their country of residence, as F-1 visas will not be issued.
International applicants must:
Tuition rates are adjusted periodically. Visit our financial aid site for up-to-date details. To help make your graduate studies at Creighton University more affordable, we encourage you to file the FAFSA to apply for financial assistance. We also encourage you to apply for available graduate student scholarships and fellowships.
Still have questions? You can email or call a financial specialist at 402.280.2731 for help.
This certificate program offers start dates in January and May.
If you have any questions about dates, deadlines, or application materials, please contact an admissions advisor for personalized assistance.