Certificate Programs
Certificate Programs offer focused academic training in specific areas of public health, with topics ranging from human rights to health informatics, from vaccine science to public health economics.
Certificate programs typically require less time and coursework than a degree, making them appealing both to current Bloomberg degree students desiring specialization in particular topic areas and to individuals seeking to learn more about specific areas of public health. Individual programs may be geared toward current students, non-degree-seeking students or to a broad audience.
Please see the individual certificate page for more information.
In the list below, a red asterisk ( * ) indicates that the certificate program can be completed online.
Certificate Programs for Hopkins Students Only
- Community-Based Public Health (CBPH)
- Evaluation: International Health Programs
- Gender and Health
- Gerontology
- Global Health*
- Health and Human Rights
- Health Disparities and Health Inequality
- Humanitarian Health
- Public Health Advocacy
- Public Health Preparedness
- Rigor, Reproducibility, and Responsibility in Scientific Practice*
- Vaccine Science and Policy
Certificate Programs for Hopkins and Non-Degree Students
- Adolescent Health*
- Bioethics
- Climate and Health
- Clinical Trials*
- Demographic Methods
- Environmental and Occupational Health*
- Epidemiology for Public Health Professionals
- Food Systems, the Environment & Public Health
- Health Communication
- Health Education
- Health Finance and Management*
- Healthcare Epidemiology and Infection Prevention and Control
- Humane Sciences and Toxicology Policy
- Injury and Violence Prevention
- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) Public Health
- Maternal and Child Health
- Mental Health Policy, Economics and Services
- Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety Certificate
- Population and Health
- Public Health Economics
- Public Health Informatics*
- Public Health Training Certificate for American Indian Health Professionals
- Public Mental Health Research
- Quality, Patient Safety, and Outcomes Research*
- Risk Sciences and Public Policy
- Tropical Medicine
Certificate Programs Open to Non-Degree Students Only
- Global Health Practice*
- Global Tobacco Control*
- International Healthcare Management and Leadership
- Population Health Management*
- Public Health Practice
- Quantitative Methods in Public Health
- Spatial Analysis for Public Health*
- Training Certificate in Public Health*
* This certificate program can be completed entirely online