Earn your master’s degree in Public Health and make a difference
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Flexible class scheduling
The MPH program can be completed fully online in as few as 16 months full-time.
Make a greater difference
No one likes to think about public health emergencies — but when they happen, we need committed, trained professionals to step up and protect our communities.
A faculty of industry experts
MPH program faculty members are experienced public health professionals and field experts.
Focus on improving lives in your community
Public health problems affect us all, no matter who you are or where you live. The need for individuals with the proper education and skillset to address these issues continues to grow. With a master’s degree in Public Health from Goodwin College, you will be prepared to make a lasting impact in your community.
Financing your master’s in Public Health education
There are many kinds of financial aid available to students seeking a master’s degree in Public Health, including grants and scholarships that don’t have to be paid back, student loans that will have to be repaid, and work-study opportunities that provide a regular paycheck.
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Public Health master's program curriculum
While earning your master’s degree in Public Health, your studies will focus on epidemiology, biostatistics, and managing resources. In the Public Health master's program, you will study the application of these skills to hyper-local issues and community health problems — including a culminating capstone where you will develop your own project to effect real-world change and implement improvements to public health.
Coursework includes:
| PBH 540 | Epidemiology |
| PBH 580 | Public Health Policy |
| PBH 675 | Global Public Health |
Public health career options
Our career-focused curriculum provides students seeking to obtain an entry-level health educator position with the knowledge and skills they need to stand out in the workforce. With our various connections to local hospitals, healthcare providers, and healthcare organizations, students will be exposed to their prospective fields and be prepared to begin their careers right after they graduate.
Master’s in Public Health graduates can find careers as:
- Biostatician
- Disaster and Emergency Specialist
- Epidemiologist
- Public Health Director
- Public Health Educator
- Sanitarian
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Classes Start January 13.