Explore MPH Program Types
Browse by program format. Each page lists all programs of that type, grouped by program name.
Accelerated MPH Programs
Accelerated MPH programs are designed for students seeking to complete their Master of Public Health degree in a condensed timeframe, typically 12-18 months rather than the traditional two years. These intensive programs cater to highly motivated individuals aiming to rapidly enter or advance within the public health field, offering a faster route to acquiring essential public health competencies.
Online MPH Programs
Online MPH programs offer the complete Master of Public Health curriculum through a digital learning environment. This format provides maximum flexibility, making it ideal for working professionals, students with personal commitments, or those unable to relocate, allowing them to earn their degree remotely without sacrificing the quality of education or access to core public health training.
Hybrid MPH Programs
Hybrid MPH programs blend online learning with on-campus components. Students complete a significant portion of their coursework remotely but also engage in periodic in-person sessions, workshops, or intensive modules on campus. This model offers a balance, providing the flexibility of online study with valuable face-to-face interaction, networking opportunities, and hands-on experiences.
On-Campus MPH Programs
On-Campus MPH programs represent the traditional approach to graduate education, with all coursework, lectures, and interactions taking place in person at the university. This format fosters direct engagement with faculty and peers, facilitates easy access to campus resources like libraries and labs, and offers an immersive learning environment and strong community building.
Dual Degree MPH Programs
Dual Degree MPH programs allow students to simultaneously pursue a Master of Public Health alongside another complementary graduate degree (e.g., MBA, MSW, JD, MD). This integrated approach is designed to equip graduates with a unique, interdisciplinary skill set, often in less time and at a lower cost than pursuing both degrees separately, opening doors to specialized career paths at the intersection of public health and another field.
All MPH Programs
The Master of Public Health (MPH) is a versatile, practice-oriented graduate degree designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and skills to protect and improve the health of populations. Regardless of format (online, on-campus, accelerated, etc.), MPH programs typically provide a broad foundation in core public health disciplines—epidemiology, biostatistics, health policy and management, social and behavioral sciences, and environmental health—preparing graduates for diverse leadership and practitioner roles in research, community health, policy development, and program management to prevent disease, promote health equity, and prolong life.