Public Health Programs for High School Students
Programs tagged “Public Health” in our catalog. A topic tag helps you find them; it does not settle cost, eligibility, format, location, dates, who runs a program, or whether it is open.
Open an entry to read what it holds, then confirm the details on the official program page before acting.
11 published catalog entries match this page; 2 can be done online.
Catalog entries
Browse 11 catalog programs:
- PHocus Summer Experience — Catalog organization: Rutgers School of Public Health
- CDC Museum Public Health Academy Online Summer Course — Catalog organization: CDC David J. Sencer Museum
- Global Health Leaders Conference at Johns Hopkins University (GHLC at JHU) — Catalog organization: Glohea at JHU, a Johns Hopkins University academic student organization — Cost: $99
- Stanford Medical Youth Science Program (SMYSP) — Catalog organization: Stanford Medicine Office of Community Health and Engagement — Cost: Free
- World Food Prize Global Youth Institute — Catalog organization: World Food Prize Foundation — Cost: Varies — see Cost and funding
- Amigos de las Americas — Catalog organization: Amigos de las Americas
- Fairfax County Public Health Youth Ambassador Program (PHYAP) — Catalog organization: Fairfax County Health Department — Cost: Free
- HOSA-Future Health Professionals — Catalog organization: HOSA-Future Health Professionals — Cost: Varies — see Cost and funding · Deadline: Rolling applications
- CDC Museum Disease Detective Camp — Catalog organization: David J. Sencer CDC Museum, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — Cost: Free
- YCAS Young Scholars Summer Program in Biostatistics and Clinical Research — Catalog organization: Yale Center for Analytical Sciences, Yale School of Public Health — Cost: $3,000
- Public Health Science Academy — Catalog organization: University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health — Cost: Free · paid stipend
Frequently asked questions
How many public health programs are listed for high school students?
This view currently contains 11 published catalog entries. Cost, eligibility, deadline, dates, location, format, and where to apply are shown from the current listing values.
What does the public health label mean?
It is editorial discovery taxonomy. It does not establish provider affiliation, eligibility, cost, format, location, dates, or application availability; confirm those on the program's own page.