Boston University's School of Public Health (BUSPH) offers a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills to address public health challenges. The program can be pursued entirely on-campus in Boston or through online courses. The on-campus MPH is ideal for early-career professionals or those transitioning into the field, offering a specialized and customizable curriculum with a strong emphasis on practical, on-the-ground experience. The online MPH is structured for working professionals seeking career advancement, providing a generalist curriculum with self-directed learning modules.
The MPH program offers a robust curriculum with foundational competencies and specialization options. The on-campus program requires 48 credits, including core courses, a functional certificate, and an integrative experience. The online program requires 42 credits, structured in modules.
GRE is not required and standardized test scores will not be considered. International students must submit a WES evaluation.
For the on-campus MPH, 100% of accepted students are eligible for scholarship aid. Over $12M awarded annually, with 98% of on-campus students receiving scholarship funding. The online MPH program does not offer scholarship aid.
The on-campus MPH program costs $34,935 per semester for full-time study, while the online MPH program costs $25,000. Living costs are not specified.
Yes, 100% of accepted on-campus MPH students are eligible for scholarship aid, with over $12 million awarded annually and 98% of students receiving funding. The online MPH program does not offer scholarship aid.
The on-campus MPH program typically takes 2 years for full-time completion but can be completed in up to 5 years. The online MPH program requires 42 credits and its duration is not specified in years.
You need a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution. International students must submit a WES evaluation of their transcripts. The GRE is not required. Work experience is recommended for the online MPH.
International students apply through the SOPHAS system. You will need to submit transcripts, a WES evaluation, letters of recommendation (three for on-campus, two for online), and a CV/resume. An on-campus MPH requires a Statement of Purpose, while the online MPH requires three short answer essays.
The program is offered in English. International students may need to demonstrate English proficiency, though specific requirements are not detailed in the provided data.