Graduate School of Public Health Graduate School of Public Health

The Graduate School of Public Health was opened in March 2010 according to Gyeongsang National University's long-term development plan. It was established to train researchers. The main candidates for higher education are “public officials in public health, health teachers, medical practitioners and managers of public or private health care institutions, clinical nurses, practitioners and managers engaged in health-related tasks such as environment, food, and sports, and those who wish to enter the relevant field. am.

 The Graduate School of Public Health has majors in health management and environmental health in the Department of Health. Health management major educates health policy and system, health management, epidemiology, health promotion, health nursing, infant health, elderly health, mental health, health statistics, health care marketing, health behavior, etc. Environmental health major educates environment and industry It provides education on health, environmental toxicology, food hygiene, environmental engineering, and environmental hygiene. 

The Graduate School of Public Health is a two-and-a-half-year master's course in public health, which is operated at night and has a capacity of 20 students. The educational facilities of the Graduate School of Public Health will be located in the College of Nursing at the Chilam Campus, and professors from the College of Nursing, College of Medicine and College of Veterinary Medicine will be in charge of education.