Howard University · Washington, District of Columbia

Master of Public Health (Generalist)

MPHNot CEPH accreditedOn campus

What Should You Know About Master of Public Health (Generalist) at Howard University?

Master of Public Health (Generalist) is a MPH program at Howard University in Washington, District of Columbia, offered on campus. It requires 45 credits and takes 18 months. The program requires the GRE. Howard University isn't on the CEPH accredited list.

Concentration

  • Generalist

Program Details

DegreeMPH (Master of Public Health)
Formaton campus
Credits45 credits
Length18 months
GRErequired
ApplicationDirect to the school
PracticumRequired public health practicum and two-part capstone project

From gs.howard.edu, reviewed September 27, 2026. Check start dates, deadlines and current tuition with the school before you apply.

How This Program Compares

  • Its 45 credits compare with a median of 42 for MPH programs, so expect more coursework or a longer program.
  • This site lists 238 on campus MPH programs, this one included.

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Master of Public Health (Generalist): Common Questions

How Long Is Master of Public Health (Generalist) at Howard University?

45 credits, 18 months, according to the program page.

Does Master of Public Health (Generalist) Require the GRE?

Howard University requires the GRE for this program, according to its admissions information.

How Do You Apply to Master of Public Health (Generalist)?

Applications go directly to Howard University.

Is Master of Public Health (Generalist) Accredited?

Howard University isn't on the CEPH accredited list.

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Sources

  1. gs.howard.edu: Master of Public Health (Generalist) program page, reviewed September 27, 2026
  2. Council on Education for Public Health, list of accredited schools and programs (September 2026)

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