Master of Public Health

Application Deadline: June 30, 2027

Overview

The Master of Public Health (MPH) prepares students to address complex public health challenges and improve the health of individuals and communities. Through a multidisciplinary curriculum that combines public health, research, and fieldwork, students can develop expertise through in-person tracks in Epidemiology, Environmental Health and General Public Health. Designed for professionals from diverse backgrounds, the MPH equips graduates with the knowledge and practical skills to make a meaningful impact in communities locally and around the world.

Duration

2 Years

Mode

In-Person

Tuition

Resident $400 (Per Credit)

Non-Resident $535 (Per Credit)

Languages

English

Spanish

Start Date: July 26, 2027

Objectives

Conduct Research in Public Health

Lead and participate in public health research projects that align with ethical standards, addressing environmental, behavioral, and population-based...

Cultivate Academic Excellence

Provide a high-quality educational experience by maintaining rigorous admissions standards, delivering well-structured courses...

Build Leadership Skills

Develop students’ leadership abilities to implement and sustain health initiatives in communities, fostering positive change in public health systems and outcomes.

Promote Community Engagement

Encourage collaboration with communities, government agencies, and private organizations to advance health promotion and disease prevention programs that address social inequities.

Foster Cultural Competence and Inclusivity

Prepare public health professionals to work effectively within diverse communities by promoting inclusivity and reducing health disparities through culturally sensitive practices.

Recruit and Support Qualified Faculty

Attract and retain expert faculty and researchers who contribute to the program’s academic excellence and provide robust mentorship and learning opportunities for students.

Program Details

Last Updated 9/23/26