This graduate certificate prepares students to translate evidence-based interventions into effective public health practice across diverse health systems and communities. Students develop skills in implementation frameworks, behavioral intervention design, program evaluation, and strategies for successfully adopting, delivering, and sustaining public health programs.

Learners explore strategies to improve adoption, scalability, and sustainability of programs across different populations and settings, including public health communication and multisectoral engagement.

Students develop in-demand skills in implementation frameworks, program evaluation, stakeholder engagement, and data-informed decision-making.

Students gain experience with approaches used in government agencies, hospitals, nonprofit organizations, and research institutions, including applied, practice-based projects.

Credits earned in this certificate may also be applied toward a graduate degree, offering a pathway for continued academic and professional advancement.

Credit Hours: 15

PUBH 7180 | Foundations of Public Health (0 credit hours)
PUBH 7014 | Public Health Communication
PUBH 7132 | Health Program Evaluation
PUBH 7340 | Behavioral Intervention Development
PUBH 7352 | Implementation sciences and multisectoral engagement
PUBH 7358 | Capstone project in implementation science

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Requirements for the Graduate Certificate in Implementation Science includes

Completed SOPHAS application
Undergraduate degree, minimum 3.0 GPA
Curriculum Vitae/Resume
Statement of Purpose (400-500 words)
Credentials evaluation for foreign transcripts
Language proficiency test if language of
instruction was not English

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Implementation Science Graduate Certificate

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