Education

The School of Public Health offers a variety of majors, degrees, certificate programs, as well as continuing education for public health professionals. Explore the links below to learn more about the academic offerings at the School of Public Health.

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Degree Programs

We offer 15 masters programs and four doctoral programs, which culminate in one of the following degrees: Master of Public Health (M.P.H.), Master of Healthcare Administration (M.H.A.), Master of Science (M.S.), or Doctoral (Ph.D.).

• Degree Programs

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Public Health Certificate and Licensure Programs

We offer several Public Health Certificate programs. These are non-degree programs designed for working health and human services professionals with little or no formal public health education, who wish to develop skills and knowledge in a specific area of public health.

• Public Health Certificate Programs
• Minnesota Long Term Care Administration Licensure

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Dual and Joint Degrees

Our dual and joint degree programs allow you to gain a foundation in public health while complementing professional practice.

• Dual and Joint Degree Programs

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Interdisciplinary Concentrations

Interdisciplinary Concentrations are available to students pursuing an M.P.H. Typically, the concentration consists of an additional 12 credits, with two required courses and electives.

• Interdisciplinary Concentrations

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Public Health Minor

Are you a student enrolled in a masters or doctoral program outside of the School of Public Health, but would like to minor in Public Health?  If so, click on the link below.

• Learn more about the free standing Public Health minor

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Graduate Credit for Non-Degree Students

Are you a Non-Degree Student, but are seeking graduate credit in a public health course? If so, click on the link below.

• Learn more about getting graduate credit