Public health promotes, protects and improves the health of people and their communities — local, regional and global.
What does it mean for a country to be “healthy?” That question will drive healthcare professionals, medical researchers and epidemiologists for decades to come following the global COVID-19 pandemic.
Public health has never been more crucial to our individual and societal well-being.
Global public health is an interdisciplinary field that focuses on improving physical and mental health around the world. Students research disease and treatments, promote healthy lifestyles, and study prevention of illness and injury.
Our program includes courses in kinesiology,modern languages and psychology. It teaches students to understand and improve health, from the individual to the whole world. Global Public Health takes a holistic approach to tackle a truly holistic issue — the health of all of us.
Whether your dream is to spend a few weeks across the globe or a semester in L.A., Monmouth students have access to unique experiences all over the world.
Don’t have a U.S. passport? We’ll cover the cost and help with the paperwork. Our Office of Global Engagement will help you research options, apply for travel grants and prepare for departure.
Yahnke Internship FundPreparing you for the real world
Yahnke Internship
Established by Dick ’66 and Lee Yahnke, the Yahnke Internship Fund plays an important role in enriching the experience of our business and economics majors.
The Yahnke Internship Fund helps students with internship opportunities they might not otherwise be able to take, and it also alleviates their living costs, travel, and general needs during an internship.