Missouri State University-Springfield · Springfield, Missouri

Master of Public Health (Traditional: Seated, Online or Hybrid)

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What Should You Know About Master of Public Health (Traditional: Seated, Online or Hybrid) at Missouri State University-Springfield?

Master of Public Health (traditional: seated, online or hybrid) is a MPH program at Missouri State University-Springfield in Springfield, Missouri, offered on campus, online and hybrid. It takes approximately 2-2.5 years for most students. The program doesn't require the GRE. Missouri State University-Springfield's MPH Program is CEPH accredited.

Program Details

DegreeMPH (Master of Public Health)
Formaton campus, online and hybrid
LengthApproximately 2-2.5 years for most students
GREnot required
ApplicationDirect to the school
Practicum320 hours at a public health agency, or 160 hours (3 credits) plus a 3-credit capstone project

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

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Master of Public Health (Traditional: Seated, Online or Hybrid): Common Questions

Does Master of Public Health (Traditional: Seated, Online or Hybrid) Require the GRE?

Missouri State University-Springfield doesn't require the GRE for this program, according to its admissions information.

How Do You Apply to Master of Public Health (Traditional: Seated, Online or Hybrid)?

Applications go directly to Missouri State University-Springfield.

Is Master of Public Health (Traditional: Seated, Online or Hybrid) Accredited?

Missouri State University-Springfield's MPH Program is CEPH accredited.

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Sources

  1. missouristate.edu: Master of Public Health (traditional: seated, online or hybrid) 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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