Individuals training for a wide range of professions can benefit from adding the population health perspective offered by a degree in public health. Our coordinated degree programs allow students to combine training in their chosen field with an individually designed MPH concentration in Population Health. In addition to the MPH core curriculum based on the Evidence-Based Public Health framework and a course on multidisciplinary perspectives on Population Health, students select from all available master’s-level courses to design a unique concentration that supports their career goals. Because a portion of the coursework in the coordinated degree programs is shared between the two degrees, students are able to complete both degrees more quickly and at a reduced cost.
Although students have the flexibility to submit applications for the MPH (Master of Public Health) program at any point, acceptance into the program is dependent on gaining admission to the associated partner program. If an applicant is not granted admission to the partner program, they must complete a 'change of program form' to formally request a transfer to another degree program.
MPH/MS: Public Health/Nutrition Sciences — Dietetic Internship, Clinical Track
Online, In-Class
MPH/OD: Public Health/Optometry
Online, In-Class
MPH/PharmD: Public Health/Pharmacy
Online, In-Class
MPH/MSPAS: Public Health/Physician Assistant Studies
Online, In-Class
MPH/MPA: Public Health/Public Administration
Online, In-Class
MPH/DVM: Public Health/Veterinary Medicine
Online, In-Class
MPH/PhD: Public Health/Civil Engineering
In-Class
MPH/MSCE: Public Health/Environmental Engineering
In-Class
Professional Licensure and Certifications
Certification in public health is a voluntary credential that can help to distinguish a public health professional from their peers in the public health sector. The Certified in Public Health (CPH) credential is administered by the National Board of Public Health Examiners (www.nbphe.org). Specific licensure requirements vary from state to state, and among territories. Please visit the Professional Licensure and Certification General Disclosures webpage for more information on state and territories requirements.