Sex, Sexuality, and Gender.

Context Certificate

Inequality and discrimination related to gender and sexuality are major barriers to the attainment of health. Using behavioral and social science theory and methods as well as human rights and social justice frameworks, students will gain analytical, program, and policy skills to understand and address the behavioral, structural, and social determinants of gender inequality and their impacts on individual, community, and population health.

For admission eligibility, degree requirements, deadlines, and application information, contact the Admissions Office at asksph@bu.edu.

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