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IU · Public Health
School of Public Health-Bloomington · B.S.P.H.
The B.S.P.H. in sexual and reproductive health program is the first of its kind in the United States. You'll investigate how behaviors and social factors impact sexual and reproductive health worldwide. You'll study key topics like human sexuality and learn to create health promotion programs and prevention interventions based on solid evidence. Through classes and hands-on experiences, you'll tackle real-world issues like preventing teen pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections, and sexual violence, and supporting sexual and gender minority communities. At the end of the program, you'll complete an internship, working with professionals to gain practical experience and make a positive impact on protecting the health of all people.
Sexual and reproductive health is a great major if you are looking for an impactful career that allows you to make a significant difference in people's lives by promoting health, preventing disease, and advocating for reproductive rights. Elective related content courses allow you to explore your unique interests in the field. The curriculum will prepare you to step into the profession immediately or further your education for work in medical or allied health fields.
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Outcomes success rate (employment, continuing education, military service, or formal volunteer service): 95%
School of Public Health-Bloomington, all graduates (the school doesn't say whether this is undergraduates only)
80% knowledge rate.
Source: School of Public Health-Bloomington Career Development: Outcomes
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