Making an investment in your future
Earning a degree from the IU School of Public Health-Bloomington will take a big investment of time, brainpower, and, of course, money. But you'll graduate from a school and a university that are respected worldwide. And IU does a lot to help you manage costs and keep your return on investment high.
Graduate costs
The Office of Student Financial Assistance has information about current costs of attendance for graduate students.
IU's Student Central maintains current rates for credits hours, mandatory fees, miscellaneous fees, and more. They also offer a tool to help you estimate costs based on your term, residency, and program.
The Office of International Services publishes costs for international students, including mandatory health insurance.
Financial assistance
Indiana University and the School of Public Health-Bloomington are committed to keeping its degrees affordable through low costs and financial aid, including:
- Student Academic Appointments (details below)
- The Hoosier Public Health Scholars program for in-state residents currently working in Indiana's public health workforce
- The MPH Fellowship program for both in-state and out-of-state students
- Privately funded merit and need-based fellowships