Take your knowledge of health beyond the borders of the United States. 

Explore global health systems, roles in health care across countries, and issues in international nutrition and aging populations. Engage virtually with professionals worldwide, fostering cross-cultural connections. Conclude your certificate with a choice between a virtual exchange or study abroad experience, enhancing your cultural competence. Prepare for a dynamic career with knowledge that expands your view of healthcare in general. 

In three years or fewer, depending on your schedule and the courses offered, you can earn this credential. 

Eligibility

• The certificate in global health & rehabilitation is open to current students, regardless of major, and can be pursued as a stand-alone degree or combined with an associate or bachelor’s degree.
• To enroll in our certificate program, you must already be admitted. If you are not currently admitted, you will need to meet the admission requirements. Learn how to apply to IU Fort Wayne. 

Certificate requirements

• Complete the minimum of 15 credits in accordance with the specified curriculum.
• Earn a minimum grade of C in each course.
• Maintain a minimum 2.0 overall grade point average.

Curriculum

The Certificate in Global Health & Rehabilitation curriculum consists of five 3-credit hour courses, all of which are required.
• HLSC-N265 Scientific Foundations of Human Nutrition or Equivalent (Fall/Spring)
• HLSC-H250 Health & Rehab Systems Across the World (Fall, Spring, Summer)
• HLSC- I380 Health and Rehabilitation Professionals in Developing Countries (Fall)
• HLSC- I435 Global Rehabilitation Perspectives in Aging (Fall)
• HLSC- I470 International Service-Learning in Rehabilitation (Spring)