MPH with Health Promotion and Health Education Emphasis/Concentration

The Master of Public Health (MPH) program at Andrews University, with a specialization in Health Promotion & Health Education, prepares highly competent public health professionals. The program aims to equip students with the knowledge and training to prevent disease and restore health in local, national, and global communities.

Program Highlights

• Unique Emphasis: Focus on vegetarian nutrition and health promotion with a Seventh-day Adventist worldview.

• Diverse Community: Faculty and students from many countries and diverse backgrounds.

• Career Opportunities: Prepares graduates for a wide range of employment in public health.

Specific accreditation details for the MPH program (e.g., CEPH) are not mentioned in the provided context.

Delivery Modes

The program offers flexibility through the following delivery modes:

• On-campus: For students preferring a traditional learning environment.

• Online: A 100% online option designed for working professionals, offering a flexible schedule.

Curriculum Overview

The MPH in Health Promotion & Health Education is a 45-credit program. The curriculum is designed to provide comprehensive training in public health principles with a special focus on health promotion and education strategies. Further details on core courses, electives, or practicum/capstone requirements are not provided in this context.

Admissions Requirements

Prospective students must meet the following criteria and submit the required application components:

• A bachelor's degree (or its non-U.S. equivalent) from an accredited institution.

• GPA Requirement: A minimum 2.60 overall undergraduate GPA, or a 2.75 GPA in final undergraduate courses, or a 3.00 graduate GPA on at least 8 semester credits, or an existing master’s degree.

• Two recommendations from professionals (e.g., advisors, professors, employers).

• A resume detailing employment, research, or special projects.

• A Statement of Purpose reflecting philosophical perspective, personal, professional, and academic goals.

• For applicants whose language of education was not English: A minimum TOEFL score of 80 or an IELTS score of 6.5.

Application Deadlines: July 15 for the fall semester and December 6 for the spring semester.

Cost & Financial Aid

For detailed information on tuition costs and scholarship opportunities, prospective students are encouraged to visit the Student Financial Services page.

Career & Practical Experience

The MPH program aims to prepare graduates for a wide range of career opportunities in various public health settings. The program's focus on health promotion and education equips students with practical skills for the field. Specific career services or practicum site information is not detailed in this context.