克萊蒙研究大學(xué)

The Master of Arts in Health Evaluation provides unique training in health, methods, statistics, and evaluation, preparing you to develop, study, and evaluate health interventions.

This distinctive program examines the theoretical underpinning of public health while providing the technical skills that allow you to evaluate the effectiveness of current and future health interventions. Curriculum balances public health-related content and concepts with rigorous methodological and statistical training in the “l(fā)ogic of evaluation,” enabling you to systematically assess health-related programs and policies. You’ll conduct research alongside renowned faculty from CGU’s distinguished School of Community & Global Health and its Division of Behavioral & Organizational Sciences. Our program builds strong core competence in epidemiologic and public health principles, positioning graduates for careers at managed care and other health provider organizations, mental health departments, and federal agencies such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Proximity to local health departments in Los Angeles, San Bernardino, and Riverside counties provides employment and educational opportunities for students.
The Claremont Symposium Series brings together leading experts from around the world to discuss cutting edge topics in applied psychological science. Recent topics include Cultural Neuroscience in Translation, Sexual Orientation, Psychological Science, and Social Policy and Diversity Science: Emerging Perspectives for the 21st Century.

Curriculum

Core Health Courses (16 units)
CGH 302 Epidemiology (4 units)
CGH 303 Health Services in the U.S. & Abroad (4 units)
CGH 310 Foundations in Global Health (4 units)
CGH 313 Research Methods in Public Health (4 units)

Research & Statistical Methods (8 units)
Psych 308a: Intermediate Statistics (2 units)
Psych 308b: Analysis of Variance (2 units)
Psych 308c: Applied Multiple Regression (2 units)
Psych 308d: Categorical Data Analysis (2 units)

Theory & Evaluation Courses (14 units)
Psych 315b: Foundations of Evaluation (2 units)
Psych 315z: Comparative Evaluation Theory (4 units)
Psych 354b: Evaluation Procedures (4 units)
Psych 339 Health Behavior Theory (4 units)

Elective Courses
Students are required to take an additional 10 units of related coursework from the Division of Behavioral & Organizational Sciences following an approved plan of study.

In the Field Opportunities
Under the supervision of professionals with expertise in your particular areas of interest, you can participate in fieldwork, research, and paid internships at a range of corporations and organizations, including:

? Southern California Edison Company
? Kaiser Permanente
? Orange County Rapid Transit District
? Riverside County Department of Mental Health
? Claremont Evaluation Center
? Institute for Research on Social Issues