The Ph.D. in Transdisciplinary Leadership & Creativity for Sustainability (TLCS) program will prepare students to sustain rigorous, collaborative, and original scholarly knowledge production practices across community, organizational, ecological, and social movement settings to address complex challenges from a place of creativity.
This Ph.D. program is rooted in a tradition of engaged scholarship that recognizes the inseparability of environmental and social challenges, as well as the interdependence of cultural and biological diversity. Anchored by the wisdom and experience of a global community, the TLCS program is made up of practitioner scholars who embody relational leadership and knowledge generation practices rooted in lineages and traditions that stand for love, relationship, reciprocity and solidarity.
In a world where skilled professionals are needed more than ever, our rigorous curriculum focuses on core nursing competencies and essential topics like integrated clinical assessment, pharmacology, pathophysiology, planetary health, and compassionate care. By honing your clinical skills and exploring advanced concepts, including ethical considerations, resilience building, and evidence-based practice, you’ll graduate equipped to tackle complex societal challenges head-on.
UVM’s M.S. in Nursing offers 100% online coursework that fits seamlessly into your life. Whether you choose to study part-time or full-time, you’ll have the flexibility to advance at your own pace while building on your existing knowledge and skills. Our program is designed to accommodate full-time practice while completing the master’s degree.
Global and Environmental Health is a multidisciplinary field, blending health policy, epidemiology, toxicology, and other population health sciences. UVM’s Certificate of Graduate Study in Global and Environmental Health is an 18-credit graduate program for students who want to develop expertise in a range of health hazards, health-promotion strategies, and environmental public health practices.
The University of Vermont’s online Micro-Certificate of Graduate Study in Global Health gives students the opportunity to explore the global nature of health and disease including the environment, infectious disease, and climate change.
The Larner College of Medicine Division of Public Health’s Micro-Certificate Graduate Study in Health Equity is a 9-credit, 3-course program that gives students the opportunity to explore healthy practices and disease prevention across all populations.
The Larner College of Medicine Division of Public Health’s Micro-Certificate Graduate Study in Health Policy and Law is a 9-credit, 3-course program that gives students the opportunity to explore health-related policymaking.
The Micro-Certificate of Graduate Study in Healthcare Services Administration is a 9-credit, 3-course program consisting of 2 required courses and 1 elective course from a relevant elective course list.
A collaboration with UVM’s Robert Larner, M.D. College of Medicine, this 18-credit graduate program provides a solid foundation in health policy and management while allowing for content and scheduling flexibility to help prepare students in their areas of specific career interest. Our expert faculty are adept at navigating today’s changing and challenging healthcare landscape, including areas of law, medicine, public health, economics, health insurance, leadership, and management.
If you’re committed to improving health outcomes for everyone — and passionate about improving health access and equality — then the field of Public Health needs you. When you join UVM’s top-ranked online Public Health program, you’ll learn to ask provocative questions about the ways in which housing, racism, health policy, and the environment impact population health. And you’ll explore how an interdisciplinary approach that blends public policy, research, and population health science is critical to implementing public health interventions that prioritize the lived experiences of diverse populations.
The epidemiology graduate certificate provides students with a framework for problem solving and critical thinking in analyzing disease and health-related conditions within diverse populations. Students will develop expertise in disease outbreak investigation, prevention and control, and applied research methods in public health.