Undergraduate Programs

Undergraduate degrees in the School of Public Health are offered in Health Studies and in Applied Health & Fitness. The Health Studies curriculum is designed around a common core and five separate tracks: aging services, community health education, health sciences, school health, and health administration. 

The Applied Health & Fitness degree has 3 tracks: fitness & exercise, fitness for special populations, and health coaching. 

Degree Maps and Learning Outcomes

Admission requirements

Applied Health Fitness B.A./B.S.

Certificate in Human Lactation

Health Studies B.A./B.S.

Aging Services Minor

Community Health Minor

Health Studies Secondary Education Program

Community Health Courses

PE Courses

Certificate in Human Lactation

The undergraduate certificate in Human Lactation offers comprehensive lactation training for:

  • Students who want to improve their lactation skills,
  • Non-health professionals who want to become certified as International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLC),
  • Health professionals want to become certified as International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLC),
  • Students wishing to seek a bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences,
  • Students interested in politics, policy and research from the perspective of improving maternal and infant health outcomes.

Completion of the Lactation Pathway enables students to sit for the International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) exam. IBCLC designation enables students to provide advanced practice clinical lactation care for families in a variety of settings.

For more information about the Certificate in Human Lactation, please visit: https://ohsu-psu-sph.org/undergraduate/lactation/