Master of Public Health - Nutrition

The need for public health professionals has escalated dramatically since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Public health careers can be found in local, state, and federal government and non-governmental agencies, nonprofit organizations, businesses and corporations, hospitals, state and county health departments, universities, and with grant-funded research and projects. Master's in Public Health (MPH) students possess a passion to change their communities through injury and disease prevention, and this curriculum equips students with multi-disciplinary, evidenced-based approaches and expertise to accomplish the same.

OSU’s degree program in public health balances theoretical knowledge with professional experience through internships and opportunities to work with faculty on research, teaching, and service projects. The Master of Public Health program at Oklahoma State University supplies students with the tools, documents, and resources needed to fulfill desired research concerns and enhance the importance of continued study in public health areas.