The field of global health seeks to promote and protect the health of the global population, including those most vulnerable and underrepresented. Global health professionals and students use evidence to identify and address issues of disparity and inequity, which directly aligns with Saint Louis University's mission and exemplifies the social justice mission of the College for Public Health and Social Justice. Saint Louis University's certificate in global health trains individuals to understand the entities influencing global health, to address social determinants of health from a variety of perspectives, to conduct ethical research, and to develop sustainable, evidence-based interventions. <br><br><br>Students awarded SLU's Global Health graduate certificate will be prepared to pursue or advance in positions such as a health educator, nonprofit program coordinator, program manager, community health worker or public health researcher, especially working with marginalized and vulnerable populations either domestically or internationally. Completion of the certificate is also an important career tool and credential for professionals in other roles that intersect with global health, including social workers, nursing home visitors, urban planners, and clinicians, such as physicians and nurses.