Online MPH Program

Program Highlights & Accreditation

The University of Toledo's online Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) Generalist Track is designed for students seeking a comprehensive understanding of public health, focusing on epidemiology, health promotion, and health policy. The program aims to equip students with an array of knowledge to protect and improve the health of communities.

It is suitable for individuals aspiring to careers in public health or roles that blend public health concepts with fields such as business, medicine, or sociology. Students learn to integrate theory and practice, preparing them to become effective public health professionals.

Accreditation information for this specific program is not detailed in the provided context.

Delivery Modes

The M.P.H. Generalist Track is delivered 100% online, providing flexibility for students through the following features:

• Full-time or part-time completion options

• Asynchronous class instruction

• Courses are structured in 7-week terms

Curriculum Overview

The program requires the completion of 45 credit hours. The curriculum is designed to provide a broad knowledge base in public health. Students will take courses in foundational areas such as:

• Epidemiology

• Health Promotion

• Health Policy

• Biostatistics

• Environmental Health

• Management and Leadership

• Social Determinants of Health

Admissions Requirements

For detailed information on admission requirements for the M.P.H. Generalist Track, please consult the official Admission Requirements page .

Career & Practical Experience

Graduates of the M.P.H. Generalist Track are prepared for a variety of roles in public health. The program equips students with practical skills to address complex health issues. Graduates will be able to:

• Assess risk factors and evidence for establishing morbidity and mortality problems.

• Develop a health promotion program.

• Apply advanced statistical techniques to continuous data.

• Select the appropriate methods to communicate and disseminate evaluation findings.

• Apply the appropriate health and safety programs that are available or commonly used in the workplace.