The Epidemiology option of the Master of Public Health program is designed to equip future public health leaders with the knowledge and skills to address health challenges across diverse populations and geographic contexts. Public health historically emphasized collective actions such as improving sanitation, shelter, clean water access, and nutrition. Today, these principles expand to encompass global health disparities, disease prevention, and innovative solutions for population health improvement.
Minimum Admission Requirements
- GPA
- 2.5 or higher (undergrad transcript)
- Standardized testing requirement
- Not Applicable
- English Proficiency Testing
- English proficiency testing is required for 1. people whose undergraduate education was not in the US and 2. people from non-English speaking countries, and 3. non-English speakers generally. However, if a student did their undergraduate education in the U.S., then they do not need to submit a TOEFL.
- Level of education attainment required
- Bachelor's degree
Program-Specific Admission Requirements
- Specify any program-specific admissions requirements
- Personal statement essay about the student’s interests in MPH
- Program-specific essays
- Not Applicable
Additional Admission Requirements
- Personal Statement
- Yes
- # of Letters of Recommendations
- 3
- Transcripts
- Yes (all higher education institutions attended)
- Interview
- Not Applicable
- Portfolio / Work Samples
- Not Applicable
Other Requirements
- Resume