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Learn how to pursue a degree in public health at one of the top-ranked schools in the country. Explore our degree offerings, engaged learning opportunities, and community-based and entrepreneurial training at Michigan Public Health.
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Explore the graduate and undergraduate degree options offered by the University of Michigan School of Public Health across eight areas of study. Learn about the application process, dual degrees, certificates, and online programs.
Our students work toward positive change and lasting solutions to today’s biggest public health challenges. We offer residential, on-campus MPH degrees in five areas of study: Environmental Health Sciences, Epidemiology, Health Behavior and Health Education, Health Management and Policy, and Nutritional Sciences.
The University of Michigan School of Public Health is pursuing a healthier, more equitable world through education, research and action. We work with compassion, innovation and inclusion to create meaningful, lasting impact.
- Important Deadlines For Fall 2024 Admission
- Master of Public Health
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- Applications For The Master of Health Informatics
Notes: 1. The final application deadline for international applicantsapplying to residential MPH/MHSA programs is January 15, 2024 2. To meet a stated deadline using the online centralized application services SOPHAS, applicants must submit their application with supporting documents and pay the application fee no later than 11:59 p.m. ET. 3. Onlin...
Submissions
All MPH and MHSA applications, including those for residential and online programs, must be submitted to the online centralized application service SOPHAS (Schools of Public Health Application Services). SOPHAS allows students to apply to multiple accredited institutions using one application. We encourage all residential MPH/MHSA and online MPH/MS applicants to submit prior to the priority deadlines to ensure they are considered for scholarships. Those who submit afterward are not guaranteed...
Important SOPHAS Information
SOPHAS is responsible for verifying all academic transcripts and degrees, reviewing recommendations for completeness and authenticity, and disseminating completed application files to all programs designated by applicants. Please note that during peak times, it can take 4-6 weeks after submission for your application to reach verified status. We will only receive applications that have been completed and verified by SOPHAS. It is your responsibility to monitor your application's status after...
Application Requirements
MPH and MHSA applications must include all of the following in order to be considered: 1. Online SOPHAS Application 2. Official Transcripts 3. SOPHAS Statement of Purpose and Objectives* 4. Reflective Essay 5. Quantitative Experiences Statement 6. Resume or CV (Recommended) 7. Letters of Recommendation 8. If you're not an English speaker, you should review our Language Proficiency Requirements for more information about our application requirements. If you have questions, please email our Rec...
The applications for all Master of Science (MS) programs at the School of Public Health are administered by the University of Michigan’s Rackham Graduate School.
Applications for admission to the Master of Health Informatics (MHI) program are submitted through CollegeNet, not through SOPHAS. Please see the MHI websitefor more information on the application process. Please contact hi.inquiries@umich.eduwith any questions.
An MS is often a prelude to a doctoral degree (PhD) in a public health field. Requirements, including internships, vary by department and program. General Requirements. 42-60 credit hours; 2 years; Michigan Public Health Core Curriculum; Offered by the following departments: Biostatistics; Environmental Health Sciences; Nutritional Sciences
Your Path to Impact: Explore Our Curriculum. At the University of Michigan School of Public Health, our curriculum offerings empower students with the knowledge, skills, and real-world experiences needed to tackle the most pressing public health challenges of today and tomorrow.
