Occupational Medicine Curriculum
School-Wide Core Requirements (22 semester hours)
- IPHS 450 – Foundations and Determinants of Public Health (3 semester hours)
- IPHS 451 – Public Health Policy, Systems and Advocacy (3 semester hours)
- IPHS 452 – Public Health Planning, Practice, and Evaluation (3 semester hours)
- IPHS 453 – Public Health Management and Leadership (2 semester hours)
- IPHS 454 – Quantitative Methods and Analysis I (3 semester hours)
- IPHS 455 – Quantitative Methods and Analysis II b (3 semester hours)
- IPHS 456 – Introduction to Research Design for Public Health (1 semester hour)
- IPHS 650 – Applied Practice Experience (3 semester hours)
- IPHS 698 – Integrative Learning Experience (1 semester hour)
Required Non-Credit Training
- Title IX Training – Sexual Harassment
- IPHS 421 – SPH Success
- Quantitative Baseline Assessment
- SPH & UIC Policies Module
- Human Subjects Research
- SPH Academic Integrity Tutorial
Divisional Core Requirements (16 semester hours)
This concentration is only available to students in the Residency in Occupational Medicine program. Students must complete the School-Wide Core Requirements and a sufficient number of the following courses to attain 42 semester hours of credit.
- EOHS 406 – Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response
- EOHS 421 – Occupational Health and Safety Practice
- EOHS 495 – Environmental/Occupational Health Seminar
- EOHS 502 – Environment, Toxicology, and Disease
- EOHS 563 – Occupational Safety and Health Management Systems
- EOHS 571 – Injury Epidemiology and Prevention
Electives
Students must complete sufficient elective hours to bring their total program of study to a minimum of 42 semester hours.