The B.S. in Public Health program serves students who are interested in pursuing careers in public health. The program prepares students to plan, implement and evaluate health and human service programs and to work in the field of public health. Graduates of this program are employed by public and private health and human service agencies (city, county, state and national), hospitals, schools, corporations, and nonprofit and professional consulting organizations.

The mission of the California State University - Northridge's Public Health program is to prepare professionals to: • Identify and assess needs and assets of diverse communities.

• Plan, implement, and evaluate programs. • Apply analytic and research methodologies to public health practice. • Serve as leaders and advocates in their community and profession. • Provide solutions for current and future public health challenges. • Collaborate across interdisciplinary and community sectors.