New York, USA

NYU Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service

MPA in Health Policy & Management

Kent, USA

Twinsburg, USA

Kent State University

Public Health - M.P.H.

Lisbon, Portugal

NOVA University Lisbon - National School of Public Health

Master in Public Health

The Master of Community Health Education program will prepare you to make the most of today’s changing health and wellness environment and help make a difference in the locations in which you live and work. During this accelerated program – which can be completed in just one year – you’ll focus on mastering the key components of community health education, prevention and outreach. Through our unique purpose-centered education model, each semester you will be engaged in a constructive action that provides real-world experience. Over the course of the program, you will develop a community health project that involves assessing community health needs, working with stakeholders to develop a project that meets those needs, implementing your project, and evaluating the results

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Master

Health Care

Global Healthcare

Public Health

Born out of the idealism and turbulence of the 1960s, Metropolitan College of New York (MCNY) was founded by Audrey Cohen, an innovative educator who believed the key to a truly effective education lay in uniting the classroom with the professional world. Audrey Cohen launched the Women’s Talent Corps in 1964, addressing a need for both jobs and training. The program prepared motivated women, with experience in their low-income neighborhoods, for jobs to assist their communities. Simultaneously, the Women’s Talent Corps worked to create a new level of “paraprofessional” positions in organizations and agencies: teacher’s assistant, guidance counselor assistant, paralegal. The 30-week training program included an eight-week classroom orientation, 10 weeks of on-the-job training in a school or community agency, and 12 weeks of intensive work at the same organization. Students were then hired by those agencies. The one-year training program paid students $2 per hour to participate.

New York

Metropolitan College of New York Audrey Cohen School For Human Services and Education

On-Campus