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The Public Health Sciences PhD program's Social and Behavioral Sciences specialization combines theoretical foundations with practical implementation, focusing on evidence-based primary prevention strategies for disease, injury, and health promotion through research and practice. Students undergo rigorous methodological training and gain hands-on research experience working closely with faculty from the Social and Behavioral Sciences Department. This doctoral program aims to deliver advanced education in social and behavioral science applications to prepare exceptional students for reshaping public health landscapes. Through a research-focused curriculum guided by leading public health scholars, the program stresses theory-driven approaches to disease prevention and health advancement. Graduates will emerge with substantial research accomplishments, well-prepared for influential careers in public health research.