Public HealthPBH / UT Austin
Compare 17 PBH courses by average GPA, A share and recent reported semester.
- Average GPA / 4.00
- 3.58
- A grades · excludes A−
- 54.0%
- Letter grades reported
- 14,907
Source: UT Austin Office of Institutional Reporting; updated .
PBH courses
| Course | Average GPA | % A | Letter grades | Latest term |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PBH 137Selected Topics in Public Health | 3.96 | 88.2% | 17 | Spring 2026 |
| PBH 317Introduction to Public Health | 3.69 | 62.2% | 4,270 | Summer 2026 |
| PBH 334Global Health | 3.61 | 57.8% | 1,896 | Spring 2026 |
| PBH 337Selected Topics in Public Health | 3.76 | 75.8% | 355 | Summer 2026 |
| PBH 338Environmental Health | 3.58 | 50.0% | 1,096 | Fall 2024 |
| PBH 341RPublic Health Research | 3.87 | 78.1% | 192 | Spring 2026 |
| PBH 354Epidemiology I | 3.27 | 42.4% | 2,264 | Spring 2026 |
| PBH 356Health Behavior Theory and Practice | 3.70 | 55.0% | 1,510 | Spring 2026 |
| PBH 358DHealth Policy and Health Systems | 3.45 | 37.8% | 1,998 | Spring 2026 |
| PBH 362Epidemiology II: Quantitative Methods | 3.74 | 69.0% | 126 | Spring 2026 |
| PBH 363Project Management, Planning, and Evaluation | 3.88 | 88.6% | 280 | Spring 2026 |
| PBH 364Field Epidemiology | 3.83 | 70.2% | 151 | Spring 2026 |
| PBH 365Public Health Informatics | 3.84 | 63.0% | 27 | Fall 2025 |
| PBH 366Global Health in Action | 3.92 | 85.4% | 41 | Spring 2025 |
| PBH 367Emerging and Re-emerging Infectious Diseases | 3.45 | 45.9% | 74 | Spring 2026 |
| PBH 368Maternal, Child, and Family Health | 3.88 | 90.9% | 66 | Summer 2026 |
| PBH 368DSOCIAL CONTEXT OF PUBLIC HLTH | 3.51 | 34.9% | 544 | Spring 2018 |
How this department is summarized
The Public Health hub includes 17 undergraduate courses with reported letter-grade data. Its 3.58 average combines 14,907 letter grades, weighting each grade equally. A large course therefore contributes more than a small seminar.
The A share is 54.0%, counting A separately from A−. Course-level pages show the available semesters and syllabus sources. Historical grades do not establish workload or teaching quality.