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Sequential SST

On Campus

Theme: Global Health and Inequality

  • Costs

    None

     

  • Travel Length

    Semester course

     

  • Required Language

    None

     

  • Credits

    3  hours

     

    mixed ethnicity students sitting around computer

    What to expect:

    • Explore the disparities in the global burden of communicable and chronic diseases between low, middle and high-income countries.
    • Work with case studies and applied practice evaluations from local and global partners doing real-world global health work.
    • Engage with a local agency that works with immigrants, refugees, and/or low-income populations to learn about how health can be impacted from a wide variety of organizations.
    • Benefit from coaching, mentoring and networking for careers in global public health.

    Upcoming Terms & Trip Leaders

    every Spring

    • Spring Semester 2024-25 – Amanda Borden
    • Spring Semester 2025-26 (every spring) – Amanda Borden

     

    Destination Course Specifics

     

    GC Opening Convo

    Additional Courses to Complete SST theme

    • GLST 241: Course pending (3 credit hours on campus)
    • GLST 251: Cultural Perspectives: Health Promotion in Diverse Communities (3 credit hours, local)
    • GLST 300: Global Issues, Healthy Cities (3 credit hours on campus)

     

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