Interested in how work and the workplace influence health?
The Work and Health Graduate Certificate offers DNP and PhD students an opportunity to add an occupational and environmental health perspective to their graduate education.
The certificate is designed for graduate students interested in worker health and well-being, workplace safety, health equity, organizational and environmental factors that affect health, and the relationship between work and population health.
Why consider the certificate?
- Complement your DNP or PhD coursework with specialized knowledge in work and health.
- Explore how workplace and occupational factors influence individual and population health.
- Learn from faculty and professionals across disciplines.
- Apply a work and health perspective to clinical practice, leadership, research, policy or education.
- Connect with an interdisciplinary community focused on improving the health of workers and workplaces.
- Explore limited funding opportunities that may be available.
The certificate can be completed alongside your graduate degree and may align particularly well with students interested in population health, healthcare workforce issues, occupational health, organizational systems, health equity or worker well-being.
Interested in learning more?
Visit the Work and Health Graduate Certificate webpage and the flyer for program details.
Questions? Contact apeoh@uw.edu.