Please see our enrollment updates for answers to frequently asked questions about fall 2024. We will update the FAQ throughout the enrollment period.
Department Consent for PH 103 is in the progress of being removed. We will post an update here (as well as in the enrollment updates document linked above) when the course is open for enrollment.
As Fall 2024 registration approaches, PH faculty advisors will be offering additional drop-in advising sessions the weeks of April 22 and April 29:
Mondays, 9:30am-1200pm
Mondays 4:00-7:00pm
Wednesdays, 930-1130am
Fridays, 10:00-11:00am
Dates and locations (in-person and virtual) can be found in Spartan Connect (access through one.sjsu.edu) along with available advising appointments. A reminder that the Spartan Connect calendar shows appointments 21 days out and that last minute appointments may show up if people cancel their appointments.
Two in-person information sessions for students interested in changing majors to Public Health will be held on Thursday, May 2nd, 12:00-1:00pm and 6:00-7:00pm in Chicanx/Latinx Student Success Center within the Diaz Compean Student Union (SU), Room 1340 (across from Jamba Juice).
Additional change of major information can be found here under “Admission to the Public Health program”. More details to come.
Read about the undergraduate and graduate public health programs at SJSU and how public health is everywhere.
The PHR Career Explorations Committee has planned many exciting events for National Public Health Week @ SJSU! Please take a minute to register for this week’s events.
For more information and to register, please visit the event page here, complete with additional updated event information and registration links. (URL: https://new.express.adobe.com/webpage/WU1HSXEdYeIjL)
We hope you will join us all week! Either for one event or all!
If you have any questions, email the committee at: ph-careers-group@sjsu.edu
Dear Public Health Students,
This spring we will be participating in the 11th annual CSU-Health Policy Conference in Sacramento. We are able to take 12 students from our public health programs. While our priority is undergraduate students, we will also consider a limited number of graduate students. There is no experience or qualifications necessary – simply an interest in state government and health policy. Most (if not all) costs are covered by the program and an external grant.
Please apply!
Applications will be reviewed beginning 2/18/24.
This is an incredible event and opportunity and I am very excited to take another exceptional group this year!
Dr Buckner
San José State University Undergraduate Public Health 