The University of Virginia's Public Health Sciences program offers a Master of Public Health (MPH) designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to address public health challenges. The program focuses on developing leaders who can contribute to improving community health and well-being. Students will engage with core public health principles and gain practical experience through coursework and potential research opportunities.
The MPH program is typically a two-year course of study. Specific module details will be provided upon admission.
The University of Virginia is committed to affordability. While specific graduate tuition rates are not detailed here, general university information highlights support for undergraduate students. International students should verify all fee structures with the university.
The program is part of UVA Health System and the School of Medicine.
To be considered for departmental scholarships, your application must be submitted and verified by the priority deadline of January 15, 2026. There is no separate application for admission.
Scholarship consideration is integrated into the admission application. You must submit your application and, if seeking need-based consideration, complete the FAFSA by January 15, 2026.
The MPH program is typically a two-year course of study.
Tuition and fees vary for international students. You should consult UVA Student Financial Services for the most current information, as specific graduate tuition rates are not detailed here.
Graduates are prepared for roles in health organizations, government agencies, non-profits, and research institutions, focusing on analyzing health issues, developing interventions, and promoting health equity.
Yes, scholarships like the Douglas P. Wagner Scholarship and Departmental Scholarships/Fellowships are available. These can cover up to full in-state tuition and are automatically considered for applicants who meet the priority deadline.