Students

Graduate Research Assistants (GRAs)

Graduate research assistantships (GRAs) may be available in the departments of the PUHR core faculty. Please contact the individual departments for more information.

Urban Health Graduate Course (PH 7300)

The Institute of Public Health offers a graduate course on urban health annually.
The course explores the role of the urban context on the health of a population, from a multidisciplinary approach involving public health, psychology, sociology, law, criminal justice and other disciplines. It considers the aspects of healthy places, the unique aspects of cities, the characteristics of urban populations, and a systems approach to studying urban health. Most importantly, the course takes students out into the city to learn about various features that influence health. It also provides an exposure to the research conducted by the faculty in the Partnership for Urban Health Research at Georgia State. See GoSOLAR for registration information. Read More

Urban Health Seminars

PUHR sponsors seminars by faculty and outside speakers throughout the year. Students are always welcome and encouraged to attend the seminars.

Please see upcoming events for scheduled activities.

Students are encouraged to submit articles for the Partnership for Urban Health Research (PUHR) Newsletter. It is published during the academic year. Articles should be developed for topics related to urban health research, service, and scholarship.
Contact John Steward for submission guidelines and more information.