Lifespan approach to examine principles of primary care management of childbearing couples and sexual and reproductive health in women and men. Application is in community-based settings. Focuses on management of primary care problems of specific populations. They have five years to complete the program. Postmaster's students complete their studies in three academic semesters and one summer.
Coursework is in Chapel Hill.
Often they are in or near students' home communities. Opportunities for practicums can be arranged throughout the US and internationally. Masters students matriculate in January and August. Postmasters students matriculate in August only. To find out more about the application process, please refer to this Adobe Acrobat Document Applicants to the Postmaster's Program are admitted through the Continuing Studies program.