An MPH is preferred, but applicants with a master’s degree in a relevant discipline may also be considered. Exceptional applicants without a graduate degree may be eligible under special circumstances.

No. GRE scores are not required for admission.

Applications submitted by November 1st receive priority review. Admission decisions begin in January, with students generally beginning in the fall semester.

The program’s recommended timeline outlines eight semesters, or approximately four years, including coursework, examinations, and dissertation research.

Applicants should identify two to three faculty advisors whose research interests align with their own in their personal statement. Final admission depends on identifying an appropriate faculty mentor.

Graduates pursue careers in academic, pharmaceutical companies, research consulting, hospital-based clinical research, public health agencies, and more!

Prospective students can contact the program at publichealth@uchc.edu.