This PhD program in Public Health focuses on Community Health Education, preparing students for academic and leadership roles. The program addresses critical public health issues such as opioid abuse, reproductive justice, immigrant healthcare access, and social inclusion, with a particular emphasis on health inequities faced by marginalized populations. Students will engage in research using pioneering multimodal methods, including digital storytelling and participatory action research, culminating in a dissertation. The curriculum includes coursework in research methodology and a doctoral seminar.
Score reports must be less than two years old. TOEFL MyBest Scores are not accepted. Official scores must be sent directly from the testing agency. Applicants may be exempt if they have completed two non-ESL English composition courses AND several humanities/social science courses with grades of B or better at a US college or university, subject to review.
Tuition and fees information can be found on the University+ website.
You need a TOEFL iBT score of 80 (with no sub-score below 20), an IELTS score of 6.5 (with no sub-score below 6.0), or a Duolingo English Test (DET) score of 115. Official scores must be sent directly from the testing agency and be less than two years old.
The provided data does not specify the program duration.
This program prepares you for teaching and research positions in academic institutions and leadership roles in health and health-related agencies.
The University provides funding opportunities in the form of assistantships.
International applicants must meet academic and English language proficiency requirements, submit an application, and ensure official test scores are sent directly from the testing agency.
Tuition and fees, as well as estimated living costs, can be found on the University of Massachusetts Amherst website.