UVM Mexico Dual Degree
Earn Two Degrees at Once
Bachelor of Science in Public Health – Global Health Track from the University of Arizona
Bachelor of Medicine from the Universidad del Valle de Mexico
The University of Arizona's BS in Public Health with a Global Health Track, in collaboration with the Bachelor of Medicine program at the Universidad del Valle de Mexico, presents a unique and comprehensive educational opportunity for aspiring healthcare professionals. This dual-degree program seamlessly integrates the diverse perspectives of public health and medicine, equipping students with a robust foundation in global health. Combining the strengths of both institutions, students benefit from a rigorous curriculum, hands-on experiences, and international exposure. Graduates emerge with a holistic understanding of public health and medical practices, positioning them as adept professionals capable of addressing complex health challenges on a global scale. This collaborative program empowers students to navigate the intersections of public health and medicine, preparing them for impactful careers that bridge disciplines and contribute to improved healthcare outcomes worldwide.
EARN TWO DEGREES AT ONCE
Bachelor of Science in Public Health – Global Health Track from the University of Arizona
Bachelor of Medicine from the Universidad del Valle de Mexico
Learning Outcomes
- Students will be able to develop a comprehensive understanding of public health principles, global health challenges, and the interconnectedness between public health and medicine.
- Students will be able to cultivate cultural competence and an awareness of the diverse cultural factors influencing health, enabling effective collaboration in multicultural settings.
- Students will be able to integrate knowledge from public health, medicine, sociology, anthropology, political science, and economics to address complex global health issues.
- Students will be able to gain proficiency in research methodologies, allowing for the critical analysis of health data, exploration of disease trends, and contribution to evidence-based practices in both public health and medicine.
- Students will be able to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings through hands-on experiences, fieldwork, and clinical practice, enhancing problem-solving skills and practical competence.
Career Outcomes
The dual-degree program uniquely positions graduates to navigate the intersections of public health and medicine, allowing them to contribute to comprehensive and holistic healthcare solutions on a global scale. Career opportunities are diverse, reflecting the multifaceted nature of their training and expertise.
- Global Health Practitioner
- Medical Doctor
- Public Health Researcher
- International Health Policy Analyst
- Health Diplomacy and Advocacy
Sample Courses
- HPS 433: Global Health
- HPS 417: Health Systems in Global Health
- HPS 409: Global Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
Languages of Instruction
- English
- Spanish
Admissions Requirements
Students are first admitted to the Bachelor of Medicine program at UVM and must meet the admissions and program progression requirements of both institutions.
Email us at ghi@arizona.edu for more information