You can choose from a variety of online and residential degree programs within the School of Public Health. For each program, you'll take a core set of public health courses in addition to courses specific to your major. And you'll get to choose electives from across disciplines to suit your interests.
Not sure which program is the right fit, or considering your options? Enroll in a few courses through our graduate non-degree exploratory pathway.
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Work toward solving some of today's most consequential environmental and occupational health challenges in this practice-based program. You’ll learn how to manage environmental and occupational risks, as well as how to communicate environmental health risks to the public.
Acquire some of the most sought-after skills in public health. In this program, you’ll learn to conceptualize a public health problem, design epidemiological studies, collect and analyze data, then interpret and disseminate results to a broad range of individuals and communities.
Get practical knowledge about the management of public lands, parks, and recreation services in the only Master of Public Health program in North America focused on parks and recreation.
Build the expertise to create and implement policies, as well as manage programs that promote the public’s health. Through coursework and extensive practical experience, this program will prepare you to assume a leadership role in the public or private sector.
Learn the skills necessary to design, develop, and implement experiences that promote meaningful and healthy relationships between people and outdoor resources.
Study how to manage land-based operations at the national, state, regional, and local levels from one of the top ten recreation, park, and tourism studies programs in the nation.
Gain a variety of techniques to treat and maintain the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of clients with disabilities. The program will prepare you to sit for the Recreation Certification (NCTRC) examination, as well as a career in client care services, department supervision, or service lines.
Master effective skills to protect the workforce, general public, and environment from injury and illness in today’s age of technological and scientific advancement.
Prepare yourself to enter the world's largest and most diverse industry by gaining a hands-on understanding of marketing to tourists, as well as managing facilities and destinations.
Attain the skills to design, implement, and evaluate effective health behavior change interventions. In this practice-based program, you will build the skills and knowledge you need to become a leader in this cornerstone field of public health.
Also consider pursuing an M.P.H. in Behavioral, Social, and Community Health with a Ph.D. in Health Behavior. Students admitted to this dual-degree program who successfully complete the M.P.H. are guaranteed admission to the Health Behavior Ph.D.
Work toward solving some of today's most consequential environmental and occupational health challenges in this practice-based program. You’ll learn how to manage environmental and occupational risks, as well as how to communicate environmental health risks to the public.
Aquire some of the most sought-after skills in public health. In this program, you’ll learn to conceptualize a public health problem, design epidemiological studies, collect and analyze data, then interpret and disseminate results to a broad range of individuals and communities.
This highly competitive athletic administration and sport management program will give you a clear advantage, whether you want to become a sport communicator, marketer, administrator, or manager.
Develop confidence, independence, and proficiency as an athletic trainer in one the country's top athletic training programs. This degree program is designed specifically to prepare students who do not have an undergraduate degree in athletic training.
Contribute valuable data to the understanding of all types of public health issues. You will learn to apply statistical methods to problems in fields such as health sciences, medicine, and biology and have opportunities to balance your theoretical knowledge with professional experience.
Attain the skills to confront the environmental challenges facing our world. This research-based degree can be completed in two years, and will prepare you to move into the workforce or to continue your education with a doctoral or professional degree.
Gain skill sets in health promotion and educational best practices to assess, design, implement and evaluate health promotion programs (individual and community) in a variety of settings.
Pursue a flexible degree with thesis and non-thesis options. Choose from one of five specialized tracks: biomechanics, exercise physiology, exercise and sport psychology, motor control, or sport and coaching science.
Learn the skills necessary to design, develop, and implement experiences that promote meaningful and healthy relationships between people and outdoor resources.
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