MPH in Health Equity

The MPH program in Health Equity is an interdisciplinary program that draws from courses across all departments in the School of Public Health. Students develop the skills and knowledge to become public health professionals who focus on improving health outcomes and addressing disparities across different population groups through research, practice, and policy work.The Master of Public Health in Health Equity is an in-person professional degree that typically takes two years to complete and may be completed on a full- or part-time basis. All MPH and MHA students take the same core integrated courses, and health equity students take cognate courses, alongside health equity overview and methods courses, to supplement their research and career interests. Students are required to participate in a health equity-related internship during the program, and to carry out either a capstone project or thesis as a real-world application of material learned in class.

A Bachelor's degree. Minimum 3.0 undergraduate GPA. At least one undergraduate statistics course. Transcripts from all previous coursework. Three letters of recommendation. Resume or curriculum vitae. Fit between applicant's goals and expectations and program degree competencies.. Official GRE Test Scores submission is optional. If you decide to submit your GRE scores, please have ETS send scores to SOPHAS