ASU's "Educating for Democracy?" class analyzes and explains the relationships between education and democracy and draws an intergenerational mix of students.
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A one-year Master of Science in Public Health Technology and two-year Master of Public Health, both out of ASU’s new School of Technology for Public Health, will be available in the fall of 2025.
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