BSc in Community and Public Health - Addiction Studies in Pocatello United States | Idaho State University

Our alumni are at the forefront of tackling modern health challenges, helping organizations and communities make informed decisions through data-driven approaches and cultural sensitivity. Every program we offer equips students for growing career fields as society increasingly values improved healthcare systems, wellness initiatives, and environments that promote population health. Our graduate programs feature master's degrees in Health Education, Health Informatics, and Public Health, while undergraduates can pursue a Community and Public Health degree with specializations in Community/Worksite Wellness, Addiction Studies, or School Health. We also provide certificate options, including graduate-level Public Health and Rural Health certificates, plus an undergraduate Community Health Worker certificate - all designed with streamlined credit requirements for efficient training, available both on-campus and remotely. College of Health (COH) students benefit from rigorous, up-to-date coursework taught by accomplished faculty with national reputations. All COH programs maintain national accreditation, and our graduates consistently achieve exceptional job placement rates. Employers highly value COH alumni, many of whom have risen to leadership positions in their respective fields.