Public Health: Grant Writing

What you'll learn

Public health agencies rely on grants to fund vital services and programs, and this graduate-level Public Health: Grant Writing microcredential equips you with the foundational knowledge and practical skills necessary to write competitive grant proposals. Designed for those new to public health or current public health professionals seeking to strengthen their skills, the curriculum offers an introduction to core public health competencies that develop critical skills in grant writing, including public health program planning, and evaluation. Interactive learning components-including applied problem-solving activities, assignments, and discussion forums-enhance your learning experience and encourage real-world application. Successful completion of this microcredential prepares you for continued study at the bachelor's or master's levels and readies those new to the field to apply for positions such as grant writer, public health program coordinator, or nonprofit development specialist. This microcredential also provides specialized skills around grant writing to existing public health professionals with new program development responsibilities.

An online microcredential from SUNY Potsdam (45 instruction hours). Registration is completed with SUNY Potsdam.

Who can enroll

Ages 18 and up.

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What you can earn

Skills covered

Career outlook

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