Public Health (MPH)

The Master's in Public Health (MPH) is an interdisciplinary graduate program that equips students with the knowledge and skills to address public health challenges. Core coursework in the program includes epidemiology, biostatistics, health policy, environmental health, and social sciences. The program emphasizes experiential learning, offering opportunities for internships, fieldwork, community-based projects, and research. These experiences enable students to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings, preparing them for careers in public health practice, research, policy, and community health improvement.

Graduate Components30
BMD 541
Public Health
MPH 5xx Health Behavior
Leadership Theory and Practice (or MPH 5xx)
Health Policy
Health Disparities Life Span
Stat in Research I
Program Electives
MPH xxx Public Health Practicum
Graduate Options12
Health Inequities
Women's Health
BMD 550
Introduction to Population
Poverty, Inequal/Social Stat
Gerontology
Gender and Society
Social/Behavioral Health Sciences
Women's Health
Human Dev and Behavior
Community Health
Sp Top in Psychology -
Introduction to Population
Aging in American Society
Gerontology
Required Courses
Internship - Gerontology
Aging in American Society
Select two of the following:
Health Disparities Life Span
Dir St in Gerontology -
GRN Teaching Apprenticeship
Current Health Issues
Nutrition
Public Policy and Aging
Cognitive Psychology
Lifespan Development
Comparative Psychology
Health Disparities Life Span
Sociology of Aging-Family
Applied Statistics
Required Courses
Stat in Research I
Stat in Research II
Select two of the following:
Appl Stat for Clinical Trials
Environmental Statistics
Analyzing Categorical Data
Appl Desgn & Analysis of Exper
Applied Multivariate Statistical Analysis
Stat Computing and Graphics
Stat Learning Tech in Data Sc
Nonparametric Modeling
Sp Topic:
Total Hours42