Enthusiastic Public Health Anteaters attended the San Diego Alumni Night at Rustic Root on November 12th , 2018 MORE
Public health graduate students and community partners after Dr. Bernice Rumala’s (seated at right) presentation on 26 November, 2018. MORE
UCI Public Health at APHA-2018 MORE
Over one thousand students attend Fall Preview Day Saturday, October 27th, 2018 MORE
Over one thousand students attend Fall Preview Day Saturday, October 27th, 2018 MORE
Over one thousand students attend Fall Preview Day Saturday, October 27th, 2018 MORE
Over one thousand students attend Fall Preview Day Saturday, October 27th, 2018 MORE
UC Irvine Public Health Students and Chair Encouraging Voter Participation in Mid-term Elections 2018 MORE
UC Systemwide Conference on Global Health Education, Research and Translation (GHREAT) for Medical Students - 17 October 2018 MORE
The Great Shakeout - UCI Public Health participates in campus public safety earthquake drill. MORE
UCI Public Health Professor Daniel Parker visits Kayin State, Myanmar, February 2018. Prof. Parker works with a cohort of Karen villagers who will carry GPS loggers for a year. His pilot study will create detailed maps of exposure to mosquito bites and risk of malaria infection. (photos courtesy of Suphak Nosten) MORE
UCI Public Health Professor Daniel Parker visits Kayin State, Myanmar, February 2018. Prof. Parker works with a cohort of Karen villagers who will carry GPS loggers for a year. His pilot study will create detailed maps of exposure to mosquito bites and risk of malaria infection. (photos courtesy of Suphak Nosten) MORE
UCI Public Health Professor Daniel Parker visits Kayin State, Myanmar, February 2018. Prof. Parker works with a cohort of Karen villagers who will carry GPS loggers for a year. His pilot study will create detailed maps of exposure to mosquito bites and risk of malaria infection. (photos courtesy of Suphak Nosten) MORE
UCI Public Health Professor Daniel Parker visits Kayin State, Myanmar, February 2018. Prof. Parker works with a cohort of Karen villagers who will carry GPS loggers for a year. His pilot study will create detailed maps of exposure to mosquito bites and risk of malaria infection. (photos courtesy of Suphak Nosten) MORE
UCI Public Health Professor Daniel Parker visits Kayin State, Myanmar, February 2018. Prof. Parker works with a cohort of Karen villagers who will carry GPS loggers for a year. His pilot study will create detailed maps of exposure to mosquito bites and risk of malaria infection. (photos courtesy of Suphak Nosten) MORE
UC Irvine Public Health Graduate Program - Meet-and-Greet at Eureka MORE
UC Irvine Public Health Graduate Program - Meet-and-Greet at Eureka MORE
UC Irvine Public Health Graduate Program - Meet-and-Greet at Eureka MORE
There is no better time in history to engage with public health at UC Irvine, home to innovative and resourceful public health research, practice, and education initiatives. Click here to learn more about us.
The mission of the public health program at the University of California, Irvine is to create, integrate, and translate population-based knowledge into preventive strategies for reducing the societal burden of human disease and disability through excellence in research, education, and public service. Click here to view Our Mission, Goals, and Objectives.
We currently offer a B.S. in Public Health Sciences and a B.A. in Public Health Policy; a Master of Public Health (MPH) in four emphases: Environmental Health, Epidemiology, Sociocultural Diversity and Health, and Biostatistics; and a Ph.D in Public Health with concentrations in Global Health and Disease Prevention. We also offer a minor in Public Health.
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Public Health Department Chair to speak at Business Sustainability Event.
Autism and Arts at the Auticenter shares the stories of Czech and American families living with a child with autism disorder. Their stories are told through the lens of an American team who serves as an ambassador of goodwill at the Autism and Arts event.
The documentary was produced by UCI Public Health Academic Programs Manager Liza Krassner and features UCI Public Health Professor Zuzana Bic.
On Sept. 21st, the California Breast Cancer Research Program (CBCRP) launched the Global Challenge to Prevent Breast Cancer to encourage researchers and advocates to share transformative primary prevention ideas. Winners will influence $15 million in grant funding to be disseminated by CBCRP over the next five years, get a cash prize, receive feedback on their idea, and have the opportunity to present it to prominent leaders in the field.
This is a tremendous opportunity to change the trajectory of breast cancer research. We encourage you to submit your idea and invite others to do the same. Applications are due January 7, 2019. www.topreventbreastcancer.org.
The Program in Public Health has adopted the best practices for supporting students facing an immigration crisis that have been recommended by the Committee for Equity and Inclusion for Undocumented Students (CEIUS). Several of these best practices include preventive strategies to support equity and inclusion, which are supplemented by recommendations for supporting students experiencing an immigration crisis. More information about best practices for UCI faculty, staff, and teaching assistants can be found below.
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Dr. Bernice Rumala will address healthy equity, health impacts of discrimination and organizational change. She will highlight global and local... MORE
