Why Study Population Health?
The role of population health is to deliver value-based care to the public, and The University of New Mexico College of Population Health is working to strengthen community well-being and build more sustainable, resilient communities. Population health uses the framework of integrated health strategies to work collectively with communities to improve health outcomes and expand access, quality, and affordability of health care.
If this mission speaks to you, you belong at the UNM College of Population Health. Here, you'll gain the skills to find trusted information, identify innovative solutions, and contribute to positive change in your community. We prepare future leaders to use population health data, public policy, and real-world science to uncover opportunities that make a lasting impact.
At The University of New Mexico College of Population Health, we bridge community health, epidemiology and health system policy for a hands-on experience.
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Our mission is to advance the health, environmental and social well-being of all people in and outside of New Mexico and beyond.
The UNM College of Population Health faculty is committed to teaching and empowering future professionals to improve health outcomes.
Your financial gift will help UNM’s larger mission to improve health care delivery, access, and equality for all people. You will be helping to support research, practice, and educational initiatives for the students at the College of Population Health, and potentially changing the lives of New Mexicans through the work they do. Donors like yourself will be helping to empower tomorrow’s population health leaders to fund projects and supply needed equipment. Please consider giving a gift today.
Effective March 13, 2023, The University of New Mexico will no longer require the COVID-19 primary vaccine series and initial booster for students and employees.
UNM Health and Health Sciences programs and clinical areas will continue to maintain their COVID-19 vaccine requirements.
