The online, part-time Master of Public Health (MPH) in Health Policy program provides a comprehensive understanding of how governmental policies at federal, state, and local levels influence the U.S. healthcare system. This program is designed for individuals seeking to advance their careers in health policy, preparing them for roles across various sectors including government, non-profit organizations, and the healthcare industry.
The MPH in Health Policy requires 42 credit hours, including a capstone project and an applied practice experience. The program is structured for part-time study, typically involving 5-6 credit hours per semester, allowing flexibility to adjust your course load to fit your schedule, while ensuring completion within a maximum of five years.
Graduates of the MPH in Health Policy program are prepared to work in various sectors focused on health policy. The critical skills gained equip them for diverse roles within the healthcare landscape.
The GRE is not required for admission and will not be considered as part of the application review process.
International students residing outside the U.S. should consult their Ministry of Education regarding the recognition of online degrees and confirm that the Emory program aligns with their career goals. Students are responsible for any country-specific taxes and fees associated with online program participation.
You need a Bachelor's Degree with official transcripts from all previously attended undergraduate and graduate institutions. The GRE is not required for admission.
The online, part-time MPH in Health Policy program requires 42 credit hours and can be completed within a maximum of five years. Typically, students take 5-6 credit hours per semester.
Tuition and costs vary by school and program. International students residing outside the U.S. should consult their Ministry of Education regarding the recognition of online degrees and confirm program alignment with their career goals. Students are also responsible for any country-specific taxes and fees.
To apply, you will need to submit a SOPHAS application along with a personal statement, official college transcripts, two letters of recommendation, and your resume.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Health care analyst, Health policy analyst, and Project manager within government, non-profit organizations, and the healthcare industry.