Master of Public Health Program at the 91ɫƵ
The MPH Program offers online coursework toward a 42-credit Master of Public Health degree, a 12-credit Graduate Certificate in Public Health, a 12-credit Graduate Certificate in Community Health Assessment and Planning, and a 12-credit Graduate Certificate in Population Health Management. Students may also enroll in courses as non-degree-seeking students. Courses are offered in a convenient, distance-learning format; all can be completed online.
Now Accepting Applications for the Spring 2025 Semester
The spring term deadline is November 1, 2024.
Mission
Vision
About the Master of Public Health Program
Established in 1986, the MPH Program is housed within the Institute for Health & Equity, and has had a successful history of helping students reach their educational goals:
Goals of the MPH Program
Education
- Foster interdisciplinary learning in an inclusive environment for students and faculty of diverse backgrounds, interests, and experiences.
- Recruit and retain a diverse faculty and student population.
Service
- Partner with communities to address current and emerging public health issues.
Research
- Promote faculty and student scholarship and research that reflects the priorities of the communities, offers evidence-based public health knowledge and solutions, and advances the field of public health.
Why Join the Master of Public Health Program at 91ɫƵ?
Important Dates
If prospective students wish to begin coursework during a particular semester, the following application deadlines apply:
- Fall term - July 1
- Spring term - November 1
- Summer term - April 1
Master of Public Health Program Details
Admissions Requirements
Application Information
The Master of Public Health Degree Program is an online, graduate program designed to meet the needs of individuals who hold a bachelor's degree and are interested in public health. Courses are offered through a web-based learning management system and can be taken on a full-time basis. Both degree and non-degree graduate educational opportunities are offered.
Application Deadlines
Applications are received and reviewed all year long, and students may enroll in the program at the beginning of any semester: fall, spring or summer. See Important Dates for specific semester application details.
Application Instructions
View application instructions for the Master of Public Health Degree, Graduate Certificates, and Non-Degree Seeking options on the Graduate School Website.
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Master of Public Health
91ɫƵ
Institute for Health & Equity
8701 Watertown Plank Rd.
Milwaukee, WI 53226
Program Manager II, Master of Public Health (MPH) and Certificate Programs
mph@mcw.edu
Sarah Curry-Link, MEd
Program Manager I, Master of Public Health (MPH) and Certificate Programs
mph@mcw.edu