Department of Population, Family and Reproductive Health

Courses

The Department’s four areas of interest are:

Our dedicated interdisciplinary faculty develop and apply a broad range of methods to research and professional practice. These methods include: demography and related social sciences, epidemiology, qualitative research, health services research and program evaluation. Faculty are drawn from multiple disciplines including demography, epidemiology, public health, sociology, nutrition, economics, policy analysis, health services research, family planning administration, developmental psychology, medicine and nursing.

Courses

For full course descriptions, modules, and availability, please see the Bloomberg School Course Directory.

Foundational Courses

 

Course #TitleInstructor(s)
PH.380.600Principles of Population ChangeSalas
PH.380.603Demographic Methods for Public HealthHughes
PH.380.604Life Course Perspectives on HealthHughes
Qureshi
Child and Adolescent Health Courses
Course #Title Instructor(s)
PH.380.616Child Health EpidemiologyDonohue
PH.380.623Adolescent Health and DevelopmentMendelson
Qureshi
PH.380.624Maternal and Child Health Legislation and ProgramsRiese
Minkovitz
PH.380.625Evidence and Opportunities to Mitigate Childhood Adversity and Promote Well-BeingBethell
PH.380.633Promoting Equity for Adolescents and Emerging Adults: Problem-Solving SeminarMendelson
PH.380.640Children in Crisis:  An Asset-Based Approach to  Working With Vulnerable YouthPowell
Marshall
PH.380.642Child Health and DevelopmentVoegtline
PH.380.662Critiquing the Research Literature in Maternal, Child, and Reproductive HealthStrobino
Bell
PH.380.665Family Planning Policies and ProgramsMoreau
Zimmerman
PH.380.720Masculinity, Sexual Behavior & Health: Adolescence & BeyondMarcell
Smith
PH.380.721Schools and HealthMarshall
PH.380.725The Social Context of Adolescent Health and DevelopmentPowell
PH.380.740Nutrition Programs, Policy and Politics in the United States: the Impact on Maternal, Child and Family HealthHager
Gross
PH.380.742Family -  Health, Public Health and PolicyJackson
PH.380.744Nutrition and Growth in Maternal and Child HealthHager
Gross
PH.380.747International Adolescent HealthBose
PH.380.749Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive HealthTrent
Burke
PH.380.761Sexually Transmitted Infections in Public Health PracticePatel
PH.380.762HIV Infection in Women, Children, and AdolescentsBrahmbhatt
PH.380.765Preventing Infant Mortality and Promoting the Health of Women, Infants and ChildrenMatone
Maternal, Perinatal and Fetal Health Courses
Course #TitleInstructor(s)
PH.380.624Maternal and Child Health Legislation and ProgramsRiese
Minkovitz
PH.380.655Social and Economic Aspects of Human FertilityZimmerman
PH.380.662Critiquing the Research Literature in Maternal, Child, and Reproductive HealthStrobino
Bell
PH.380.661Clinical Aspects of Maternal and Newborn HealthDonohue
Strobino
PH.380.664Reproductive and Perinatal EpidemiologyMoreau
Wood
PH.380.665Family Planning Policies and ProgramsMoreau
Zimmerman
PH.380.740Nutrition Programs, Policy and Politics in the United States: the Impact on Maternal, Child and Family HealthHager
Gross
PH.380.742Family -  Health, Public Health and PolicyJackson
PH.380.744Nutrition and Growth in Maternal and Child HealthHager
Gross
PH.380.765Preventing Infant Mortality and Promoting the Health of Women, Infants and ChildrenMatone
Population and Health Courses
Course #TitleInstructor(s)
PH.380.605Advanced Demographic Methods in Public HealthLiu
PH.380.624Maternal and Child Health Legislation and ProgramsRiese
Minkovitz
PH.380.655Social and Economic Aspects of Human FertilityZimmerman
PH.380.664Reproductive and Perinatal EpidemiologyMoreau
Wood
PH.380.662Critiquing the Research Literature in Maternal, Child, and Reproductive HealthStrobino
Bell
PH.380.665Family Planning Policies and ProgramsMoreau
Zimmerman
PH.380.721Schools and HealthMarshall
PH.380.750Migration and Health: Concepts, Rates, and RelationshipsRobinson
Elnakib
PH.380.755Population Dynamics and Public HealthHughes
PH.380.765Preventing Infant Mortality and Promoting the Health of Women, Infants and ChildrenMatone
PH.380.777Global Population Change and Local Public Health Needs: Problem Solving SeminarLiu
IH.221.627Issues in the Reduction of Maternal and Neonatal Mortality in Low income CountriesMunos
Creanga
Women's, Sexual and Reproductive Health Courses
Course #TitleInstructor(s)
PH.380.628Public Health Perspectives On AbortionBell
Burke
PH.380.655Social and Economic Aspects of Human FertilityZimmerman
PH.380.662Critiquing the Research Literature in Maternal, Child, and Reproductive HealthStrobino
Bell
PH.380.663Gender-Based Violence Research, Practice and Policy: Issues and Current ControversiesDecker
PH.380.664Reproductive and Perinatal EpidemiologyMoreau
Wood
PH.380.665Family Planning Policies and ProgramsMoreau
Zimmerman
PH.380.666Women's HealthWood
PH.380.667Women's Health PolicyWilliams
PH.380.668International Perspectives on Women, Gender, and HealthWilliams
PH.380.720Masculinity, Sexual Behavior & Health: Adolescence & BeyondMarcell
Smith
PH.380.742Family -  Health, Public Health and PolicyJackson
PH.380.749Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive HealthTrent
Burke
PH.380.760Clinical Aspects of Reproductive HealthBurke
PH.380.761Sexually Transmitted Infections in Public Health PracticePatel
PH.380.762HIV Infection in Women, Children, and AdolescentsBrahmbhatt
PH.380.768Selected Topics in Women's Health and Women's Health PolicyBevilacqua
Cross-Cutting Courses
CourseTitleInstructor(s) 
PH.140.640Statistical Methods for Sample SurveysAhmed
PH.380.611Fundamentals of Program EvaluationLilly
Mmari
PH.380.612Applications in Program Monitoring and EvaluationWest
PH.380.620A Coalition-based SMART Approach to Public Health AdvocacyFredrick
Karp
PH.380.711Issues in Survey Research DesignAnglewicz
PH.380.712Methods in Analysis of Large Population SurveysAhmed
PH.380.883Lessons in Leadership: Applications for Population, Family and Reproductive HealthMinkovitz
PH.552.622Creating, Implementing and Monitoring Budgets for Projects and ProgramsMartin
Combs