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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Division of Public Health Sciences Master of Population Health Sciences Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search Home OverviewOverview Length and Structure Who Can Apply Learning Objectives &＃038; Goals FAQs What is Population Health Science? MPHS News Programs &＃038; CertificatesPrograms &＃038; Certificates MD/MPHS Clinical Epidemiology Concentration Certificate in Clinical Effectiveness Certificate in Health Equity and Disparities Publications Teaching Faculty AdmissionsAdmissions Tuition and Fees Scholarships &＃038; Financial Aid Application Deadlines Start a Scholarship CoursesCourses MPHS Core Courses MPHS Elective Courses Academic Calendar StudentsStudents Resources Student Handbook Contact Us Open Search Certificate in Health Equity and Disparities Students who complete the Certificate in Health Equity and Disparities will gain knowledge on health disparity and social determinants of health and develop the interdisciplinary skills needed to assess health disparities and address the impact of social determinants of health on clinical outcomes and population health. Minimum Degree Requirement for the Certificate in Health Equities and Disparities: Masters or Doctoral degree, MD, DO, DPT, PhD, PharmD. Will accept students concurrently enrolled in a master&＃8217;s or doctoral degree program. Requirements: The certificate will require minimum 15 total credits, including three core courses and three additional elective courses. All electives will be reviewed and approved prior to registration to ensure relevance to the Certificate in Health Equities and Disparities. Credit: All core courses must be taken for a letter grade, and elective courses may be taken pass/fail. Required Core Courses: Introduction to Health Disparities and the Structural and Social Determinants of Health (2 credits, Fall 1 & 2) Ethics in Population and Clinical Heath Research (1 credit, Spring 1 & 2) One of followings: Introductory clinical epidemiology (3 credits, Fall 1) Applied Qualitative Methods for Health Research (3 credits, Fall 1 & 2) Dissemination and Implementation Science (3 credits, Spring 1 & 2) Randomized Controlled Trials (3 credits, Fall 1 & 2) Elective Courses: Introductory clinical epidemiology (3 credits, Fall 1) Applied Qualitative Methods for Health Research (3 credits, Fall 1 & 2) Dissemination and Implementation Science (3 credits, Spring 1 & 2) Randomized Controlled Trials (3 credits, Fall 1 & 2) Introductory biostatistics for clinical research (3 credits, Fall 1) Intermediate clinical epidemiology (3 credits, Fall 2) Introduction to System Dynamics for Advancing Equity (Danforth campus, 1 credit, Fall) Principles of Shared Decision Making and Health Literacy in the Clinical Setting (3 credits, Spring 1 & 2) Applying Applications for the 2024-25 academic year are due no later than June 16, 2024. Please contact the MPHS Coordinator ([email protected]) to make arrangements. Apply Now Programs &＃038; Certificates MD/MPHS Publications Teaching Faculty Certificate in Clinical Effectiveness Certificate in Health Equity and Disparities Clinical Epidemiology Concentration Health Equity and Disparities Concentration Master of Population Health Sciences600 S. Taylor Ave, 2nd FloorSt. Louis, MO [email protected] Us Facebook ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis