Enrollment
- Summer 2026
- Fall 2026
- Winter 2027
- Spring 2026
The winter schedule of classes posts on Thursday, November 5th, and registration begins on Monday, November 9th. Please send any questions you have through the VAC and check out our Advising Calendar for up-to-date advising availability. Only drop-in advising is available in during registration so that the advisors are available to all public health students who have scheduling questions. If you are unable to come in during drop-in advising hours, please send any questions you have through the VAC. Queries received via phone or email will not receive a response.
We encourage students to read our Winter 2027 Enrollment Advice e-mail thoroughly.
Our enrollment webpage will continue to be updated as new information becomes available.
WI27 PH 193 Enrollment:
WI27 PH 194 Enrollment:
WI27 PH 196AH Enrollment:
The following courses require enrollment authorization through the TEA system:
Students interested in serving as a PLA should contact the course instructor directly to discuss available opportunities.
Please note:
For more information please see the PLA page.
You can check out our Advising Calendar for up-to-date advising availability. Only drop-in advising is available in during registration so that the advisors are available to all public health students who have scheduling questions. If you are unable to come in during zoom drop-in advising hours, please send any questions you have through the VAC. Queries received via phone or email will not receive a response.
As a reminder, it is very important that you check your VAC and UCSD email regularly. The program will be sending out time-sensitive updates. If you miss these updates, you may end up not getting seats in classes you need.
If you are interested in enrolling in a PH course that is full during your first pass, you should waitlist at the very beginning of second pass.
A majority of our PH courses will be in-person for Winter 2027. Courses that offer an in-person option will indicate a campus classroom. All remote courses will list RCLAS indicating the course will be taught remotely.
PH 102R is offered fully remotely in the Winter, except for an in-person out-of-class midterm exam and an in-person out-of-class final, as listed. You must plan to attend the midterm and final as specified.
PH 158R is offered fully remotely in the Winter.
|
Course |
Instructor |
Anticipated Combined Class Size |
|
PH 40 |
Larsen, Britta |
160 |
|
PH 45 |
Nguyen, Annie |
160 |
|
PH 88 |
Marquez, Becky |
20 |
|
PH 91 |
White, Anne |
80 |
|
PH 91 |
Zoumas, Chris |
80 |
|
PH 101 |
Tan, Gene |
160 |
|
PH 102R |
Rana, Brinda |
160 |
|
PH 110 |
Hartman, Sheri |
160 |
|
PH 120 |
Economou, Melina |
80 |
|
PH 130 |
Kayser, Georgia |
80 |
| PH 155 | Fielding-Miller, Rebecca | 40 |
| PH 157 | Hurst, Samantha | 80 |
| PH 158R | Noste, Erin | 20 |
| PH 161 | Zoumas, Christine | 80 |
|
PH 180 |
Hurst, Samantha |
80 |
|
PH 191 |
Beck, Ellen |
|
|
PH 193 |
TBA |
220 |
|
PH 194 |
Nguyen, France |
80 |
|
PH 196AH |
Binkin, Nancy |
20 |
PH 40: Tuesday/Thursday 9:30-10:50m with Dr. Larsen
Prerequisites: none. Open to FR, SO, JR, SR standing.
PH 45: Tuesday/Thursday 2-3:20pm; Discussion F 8-8:50 am or 9-9:50am, or Th 5-5:50pm or 6-6:50pm with Dr. Nguyen
Prerequisites: PH 40. Open to FR, SO, JR, SR standing. Recommended to complete Statistics before registration.
PH 88: Tuesday 9-10:20am with Dr. Marquez
Prerequisites: PH 40. Open to FR, SO, JR, SR standing.
PH 91: Monday/Wednesday/Friday^ 11-11:50am “Doctor-Patient Interaction” with Dr. White
Prerequisites: none. Open to FR, SO, JR standing. All students MUST submit an Enrollment Authorization System (EASy) to enroll.
If you wish to use PH 91 in place of a Trending Topics class for the 2026-27 school year, please use the degree audit update request form after you have enrolled in the course to alert us to bring it into your degree audit.
PH 91: Monday/Wednesday/Friday 11-11:50am “Health Promotion” with Dr. Zoumas
Prerequisites: none. Open to FR, SO, JR standing. All students must submit a Triton Enrollment Authorization (TEA) request to enroll.
If you wish to use PH 91 in place of a Trending Topics class for the 2026-27 school year, please use the degree audit update request form after you have enrolled in the course to alert us to bring it into your degree audit.
PH 101: Tuesday/Thursday 9:30-10:50 am or 11-12:20 pm with Dr. Tan
Prerequisites: PH 40, PSYC 60 or MATH 11 or COGS 14B or HDS 60. Open to JR, SR standing. Students with SO Standing must submit a Triton Enrollment Authorization (TEA) request to enroll.
PH 102R: Tuesday/Thursday 5-6:20 pm, lab Wednesday 9-9:50 am or 10-10:50 am with Dr. Rana Remote lectures *Midterm and final are in-person
Prerequisites: PH 40, PSYC 60 or MATH 11 or COGS 14B or HDS 60. Open to JR, SR standing. Students with SO Standing must submit a Triton Enrollment Authorization (TEA) request to enroll.
PH 110: Tuesday/Thursday: 8-9:20am and 9:30-10:50am with Dr. Hartman
Prerequisites: PH 40. Open to SO, JR, SR standing.
PH 120: Tuesday/Thursday: 12:3-1:50pm with Dr. Economou
Prerequisites: PH 40, PSYC 60 or MATH 11 or COGS 14B or HDS 60. Open to JR, SR standing. Students with SO Standing must submit a Triton Enrollment Authorization (TEA) request to enroll.
PH 130: Tuesday/Thursday 11-12:20pm with Dr. Kayser
Prerequisites: PH 40, PSYC 60 or MATH 11 or COGS 14B or HDS 60. Open to JR, SR standing. Students with SO Standing must submit a Triton Enrollment Authorization (TEA) request to enroll.
PH 155: Monday/Wednesday/Friday 2-2:50 pm with Dr. Fielding-Miller
Prerequisites: PH 40. Open to SO, JR, SR standing.
PH 157: Monday/Wednesday 3:30-4:50 pm with Dr. Hurst
Tuesday/Thursday 11-12:20pm with Dr. Noste **Fully remote
Prerequisites: PH 40. Open to SO, JR, SR standing.
PH 161: Monday/Wednesday/Friday 1-1:50pm with Dr. Zoumas
Prerequisites: PH 40. Open to SO, JR, SR standing.
PH 180: Monday/Wednesday 5-6:20pm with Dr. Hurst
Prerequisites: PH 40. Open to SO, JR, SR standing. All students must submit a Triton Enrollment Authorization (TEA) request to enroll.
PH 193 (Public Health Capstone I): Monday/Wednesday/Friday 12-12:50 pm or 3-3:50 pm
Prerequisites: PH 40, PH 101, PH 102, PH 110, PH 120, declared BSPH Major.
BSPH Program Policy on Maximum Number of Absences
The BSPH Program policy includes that students must attend a minimum of 80% of each Capstone course in the sequence or the Honors Practicum sequence. Students will not pass PH 193/194 or PH 196AH/BH if they miss >20% of classes (for any reason). Regardless of a student's earned grade, any student who has missed more than the allowed number of absences (excused or unexcused) will fail the course and need to retake the course in a future quarter.
PH 194/PH 196BH Final: Poster Showcase Presentation
The final for PH 194 and PH 196BH is an in-person poster presentation of the Capstone project or Honors Practicum project at the Poster Showcase. The Poster Showcase is the final step in students culminating research project. It is designed to give students an in-person experience of sharing and discussing work with peers and faculty the same way that is expected of many public health professionals. It is an essential step in preparation for a career in the field of public health and a required final event of this PH 194 Capstone course and the PH 196BH course. Attendance to this event is mandatory for all students to pass the course. Students failing to attend will be required to retake the course in a future quarter. The final requirement of participating in the Poster Showcase is not merely a formality but a pivotal component of the students’ comprehensive research experience. It is crafted to provide a realistic experience that mirrors the professional expectations placed upon public health professionals. Engaging in this forum allows students to convey and deliberate over their findings with both peers and faculty, fostering a collaborative and scholarly environment. This Poster Showcase is indispensable in the academic and professional journey within the public health sphere. It equips students with the vital skills of communication, critical feedback reception, and networking, which are cornerstone abilities in the field. Moreover, it prepares them for the real-world scenario where sharing and defending their research findings is a common practice among public health professionals. The presentation and subsequent question-and-answer session are designed to simulate the professional conferences and symposiums where experts convene to exchange ideas and advance public health knowledge.
PH 194 (Public Health Capstone II): Tuesday/Thursday 11-12:20 pm or 12:30-1:50 pm with Dr. Nguyen-Grozavu
Prerequisites: PH 40, PH 101, PH 102, PH 110, PH 120, declared BSPH Major.
PH 194 day/time preferences considered in order received so make sure to submit early and during first pass.
BSPH Program Policy on Maximum Number of Absences
The BSPH Program policy includes that students must attend a minimum of 80% of each Capstone course in the sequence or the Honors Practicum sequence. Students will not pass PH 193/194 or PH 196AH/BH if they miss >20% of classes (for any reason). Regardless of a student's earned grade, any student who has missed more than the allowed number of absences (excused or unexcused) will fail the course and need to retake the course in a future quarter.
PH 194/PH 196BH Final: Poster Showcase Presentation
The final for PH 194 and PH 196BH is an in-person poster presentation of the Capstone project or Honors Practicum project at the Poster Showcase. The Poster Showcase is the final step in students culminating research project. It is designed to give students an in-person experience of sharing and discussing work with peers and faculty the same way that is expected of many public health professionals. It is an essential step in preparation for a career in the field of public health and a required final event of this PH 194 Capstone course and the PH 196BH course. Attendance to this event is mandatory for all students to pass the course. Students failing to attend will be required to retake the course in a future quarter. The final requirement of participating in the Poster Showcase is not merely a formality but a pivotal component of the students’ comprehensive research experience. It is crafted to provide a realistic experience that mirrors the professional expectations placed upon public health professionals. Engaging in this forum allows students to convey and deliberate over their findings with both peers and faculty, fostering a collaborative and scholarly environment. This Poster Showcase is indispensable in the academic and professional journey within the public health sphere. It equips students with the vital skills of communication, critical feedback reception, and networking, which are cornerstone abilities in the field. Moreover, it prepares them for the real-world scenario where sharing and defending their research findings is a common practice among public health professionals. The presentation and subsequent question-and-answer session are designed to simulate the professional conferences and symposiums where experts convene to exchange ideas and advance public health knowledge.
PH 196AH (Public Health Honors Practicum I): Tuesday/Thursday 11-12:20pm with Dr. Binkin
Prerequisites: PH 40, PH 101, PH 102, PH 110, PH 120, and declared BSPH Major.
BSPH Program Policy on Maximum Number of Absences
The BSPH Program policy includes that students must attend a minimum of 80% of each Capstone course in the sequence or the Honors Practicum sequence. Students will not pass PH 193/194 or PH 196AH/BH if they miss >20% of classes (for any reason). Regardless of a student's earned grade, any student who has missed more than the allowed number of absences (excused or unexcused) will fail the course and need to retake the course in a future quarter.
PH 194/PH 196BH Final: Poster Showcase Presentation
The final for PH 194 and PH 196BH is an in-person poster presentation of the Capstone project or Honors Practicum project at the Poster Showcase. The Poster Showcase is the final step in students culminating research project. It is designed to give students an in-person experience of sharing and discussing work with peers and faculty the same way that is expected of many public health professionals. It is an essential step in preparation for a career in the field of public health and a required final event of this PH 194 Capstone course and the PH 196BH course. Attendance to this event is mandatory for all students to pass the course. Students failing to attend will be required to retake the course in a future quarter. The final requirement of participating in the Poster Showcase is not merely a formality but a pivotal component of the students’ comprehensive research experience. It is crafted to provide a realistic experience that mirrors the professional expectations placed upon public health professionals. Engaging in this forum allows students to convey and deliberate over their findings with both peers and faculty, fostering a collaborative and scholarly environment. This Poster Showcase is indispensable in the academic and professional journey within the public health sphere. It equips students with the vital skills of communication, critical feedback reception, and networking, which are cornerstone abilities in the field. Moreover, it prepares them for the real-world scenario where sharing and defending their research findings is a common practice among public health professionals. The presentation and subsequent question-and-answer session are designed to simulate the professional conferences and symposiums where experts convene to exchange ideas and advance public health knowledge.