Lehigh's Bachelor of Science in Population Health degree prepares students to investigate the determinants of health using data science, and to identify novel and effective avenues for disease prevention, health promotion, diagnosis, and intervention.<br>The program combines courses in population health with foundational courses in mathematics, natural sciences, social sciences and computer science. Students gain knowledge and skills through coursework, experiential learning opportunities, research projects and engagement with traditional and nontraditional partners in pursuit of a healthier world. The BS requires a minimum of 124 credits provides students with a strong conceptual background in Population Health as well as extensive methodological expertise in data science and epidemiology. All majors take POPH 001, Introduction to Population Health, plus core courses in Population Health Research Methods, History of Population Health, Biological Basis of Population Health, Population Health Data Science, and Epidemiology.