The School of Public Health offers an undergraduate degree in Community Health Sciences and master's and doctoral degrees at the graduate level. The School also provides opportunities for students to incorporate the undergraduate or graduate degrees into their degree plan in a related field.
Find a degree option that meets your personal, academic and professional needs below.
A degree in kinesiology teaches students to understand the human body and the science behind how it moves.
The bachelor's program prepares students for careers across public health, from community education to health administration.
Students pursuing careers in medicine, dentistry, social work, and even business can add significant and meaningful breadth to their resume with the addition of a community health sciences minor.
This degree program allows qualified public health undergraduate students to enroll in graduate credits that can apply to their B.S. and MPH degrees.
We offer three online public health certificates at the graduate level: data management and analysis, public health management program development.
Our campus-based Master of Public Health (MPH) offers 3 specializations: Epidemiology, Social and Behavioral Health, and Health Administration and Policy.
The online Master of Public Health (MPH) offers a broad curriculum in public health practice to meet the current workforce needs in public health.
The Master of Science in Health Analytics and Biostatistics program offers small class sizes an opportunities to work with faculty and practicing in diverse areas across the public health field.
The Master of Science in Kinesiology program prepares students for careers in athletic training, biomechanics, exercise physiology and physical activity.
The Ph.D. in Public Health program offers two specializations: Epidemiology and Social and Behavioral Health.
MD students complete their MPH requirements in one year.