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About the Bachelor of Science in Public Health Program
Public health is not just a major - it is a mission. Become a professional who works at the community level to prevent illness, promote wellbeing, and protect people's health during crises. Through classroom and hands-on experiences, the program prepares students to deliver innovative, culturally responsive, and evidence-based interventions that improve community health and wellbeing. Public health at TAMUSA is a small, tight-knit program where you will form meaningful ties with peers and professors who know your name and care about your future.
In collaboration with A&M College Station, the TAMUSA public health program administers a 3+2 program that allows students to earn a B.S. and M.P.H. in only 5 years, saving students money and accelerating their careers.
Career Opportunities
- Epidemiologist
- Health Educator
- Health Inspector
- Community Health Worker
- Health Policy Analyst
- Lab Technologist
- Environmental Scientist
- Health Informaticist
- Emergency Preparedness Coordinator
- Occupational Health and Safety Specialist
Faculty Highlights
Dr. Monica Schoch-Spana, program director, is an internationally known expert in public health emergency preparedness. During the COVID-19 pandemic response, she led a national coalition of social scientists, public health experts, health care professionals, and community advocates working to improve COVID-19 vaccine awareness, access, and acceptance.
A&M-San Antonio undergraduates have excelled in the annual Regional Public Health Case Competition, earning recognition for innovative solutions to complex public health challenges, including diabetes prevention (First Place Award, 2024) and rural health service delivery (People’s Choice Award, 2026).