Master of Public Health (MPH)

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The MPH at the University of Georgia was developed to address the critical need for highly trained public health professionals. Through coursework and field learning experiences, MPH students receive training to provide service and leadership in public health in the state of Georgia, for the nation, and around the globe. The 2-year program is designed for health professionals who wish to expand their skills, knowledge, and expertise, and for students who wish to build a career in public health.

Students are admitted for the fall semester each year, and classes are offered on the UGA campus in Athens. The MPH degree is administered through the College of Public Health, not individual departments. Students can choose one of the following concentrations areas: Biostatistics, Environmental Health Science, Epidemiology, Health Policy and Management, and Health Promotion and Behavior.
 



Dual Degree Programs:

DVM/MPH
A 5-year, concurrent Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine and Master of Public Health degree program. Download the DVM-MPH program brochure here.

 

Public Health/Social Work
Concurrent enrollment, seven semester completion track is now open to applicants interested in pursuing this dual degree MPH/MSW option. This program is currently offered in the two-year Clinical Concentration (Social Work) and the Health Promotion and Behavior Concentration (Public Health), with other options anticipated later. Students must apply separately to each program and be admitted into both. Each program has its own admission criteria and process for admission. For more information, please contact the MPH program director, mumbi@uga.edu.