The Master of Public Health (MPH) program at Northwestern University offers a comprehensive education with real-world experience, developed in partnership with diverse Chicago communities. Students work alongside scientists and practitioners to address community health challenges. The program provides opportunities to specialize in areas such as data science, epidemiology, and implementation science, preparing graduates for impactful careers in public health.
The MPH program offers a flexible structure with a full-time, one-year option and a part-time, approximately two-year option. Students can choose to concentrate in areas like data science, epidemiology, and implementation science.
Graduates of the MPH program are prepared for diverse roles in public health, contributing to community well-being and advancing health initiatives.
Details regarding specific academic prerequisites or GPA requirements are not provided. Applicants from countries where English is not the native language must certify their proficiency.
For detailed tuition and fee information, including potential housing and meal plan costs, prospective students should consult the Northwestern University Student Financial Services and Graduate Housing pages.
The MPH program offers a flexible structure with a 1-year full-time option and a part-time option that is approximately two years long.
The application for Fall admission opens in September, and the application deadline is December 1st at 5 PM CST.
Detailed tuition and fee information, including potential housing and meal plan costs, can be found on the Northwestern University Student Financial Services website, specifically referring to the Feinberg School of Medicine's graduate tuition.
While specific academic prerequisites or GPA requirements are not provided, applicants must submit an online application, academic and personal statements, letters of recommendation, transcripts, and a resume/CV.
If English is not your native language, you must provide certification of your English language proficiency as part of your application.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Public Health Practitioner, Community Health Specialist, Data Analyst, and Epidemiologist.