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The best way to learn about a program and its climate is to talk with current students! We cordially invite you to attend our "Chat with Current MPH Students" session. Come prepared with questions to ask our students, whether it be about the program, internship, life, and networking. We look forward to meeting you then!
Recent and anticipated Supreme Court rulings on abortion access, gun control, voting rights, environmental protection, and affirmative action are reshaping U.S. politics and policies. With midterms approaching, we’ve assembled leading voices in these fields to talk through the court’s impact on public health and social justice. Our panelists will also explore the power of civic
The theme of the 28th National Health Equity Research Webcast is “Environmental Justice: The Science, the People, the Politics.” Register -- for free! -- to hear from national leaders in the field of environmental justice and ask questions during a moderated Q&A session.
Register to attend the event on Tuesday, September 20, 12:00 PM-2:00 PM ET!
Featuring: Dartmouth, GW, Johns Hopkins, SHU, UMiami, Michigan, and WashU
The UNC Gillings Graduate Programs webinar will provide an overview of the different graduate programs. Programs are offered from 8 departments and the MPH is offered in 13 concentrations. Learn which program best aligns with your interests and how to tell your story through the application.
Join Dr. Katherine Mills as she talks about the programs housed within the Department of Epidemiology at Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine.
Log on to the Master of Public Health online information session to learn more about: Program details; Why DePaul; Concentration descriptions (Social Epidemiology or Community Health Practice); Curriculum; Practicum and capstone information; Career outcomes; Application requirements; Q&A with faculty, staff and admissions. Email graddepaul@depaul.edu with any questions or for more information.
A key feature of the Master of Public Health program is the emphasis on applied knowledge. Students who enter our program are engaged in coursework and practical training to obtain the skills, knowledge, and abilities necessary to perform, successfully, as a public health professional both nationally and internationally. Our faculty, alumni, and students are on
Log on to the Master of Public Health online information session to learn more about: Program details; Why DePaul; Concentration descriptions (Social Epidemiology or Community Health Practice); Curriculum; Practicum and capstone information; Career outcomes; Application requirements; Q&A with faculty, staff and admissions. Email graddepaul@depaul.edu with any questions or for more information.
This webinar will present implementation strategies for providing depression care and psychosocial support to vulnerable mothers in low- and middle-income countries, highlighting key findings and lessons learned from the Baby Friendly Spaces program for refugee mothers in Bangladesh and the Maternal Depression Treatment in HIV (M-DEPTH) program for HIV-infected pregnant women in Uganda. An expert
The Rutgers School of Public Health's Information Session will be an opportunity to hear an overview of our degree programs, admission requirements, and participate in a Q&A session. Admissions Representatives will also be available to answer questions in the chat room during the presentation. Event will be hosted on Zoom.
The Department of Health Policy and Management aims to improve population health by enhancing access to care, increasing efficiencies across health systems, and eliminating disparities. Our faculty approach these aims by providing leadership and expertise in support of healthcare system innovation, conducting analyses of the policies and economic realities underpinning healthcare systems, and engaging in
