UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN · UNITED STATES
Public Health Programs at the University of Michigan
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
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Duration
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IELTS
€26k
Tuition / yr
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Master's
Level
The University of Michigan School of Public Health offers a range of programs designed to prepare students for impactful careers in public health. These programs focus on addressing critical health challenges through research, policy, and practice. Students gain expertise in various areas of public health, equipping them to contribute to improving population health outcomes both domestically and globally.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international students in the 2025-26 academic year?
- For the 2025-26 academic year, full-time graduate non-resident tuition is $30,685 for Fall & Winter terms and $17,030 for Spring & Summer terms. Mandatory fees of $241.19 per term (Fall/Winter) or $121.10 per term (Spring/Summer) are also assessed.
- How can international students apply to the Public Health Programs?
- International students should follow the general graduate application process. This involves reviewing program information, checking admissions deadlines, preparing required documents, and submitting the online application.
- When are the application deadlines for the Public Health Programs?
- Deadlines vary by term: around August 31 for Fall, January 31 for Winter, April 30 for Spring/Summer, and June 30 for Summer terms.
- What career support is available for students in the Public Health Programs?
- The School of Public Health offers resources for career development, including guidance on internships and experiential learning opportunities to help build practical skills and explore public health career paths.
- Are there any scholarships or funding opportunities for doctoral students?
- Doctoral Funding Packages are available for students admitted into doctoral programs, which include tuition, health and dental benefits, and a living stipend, contingent upon maintaining good academic standing.
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Fees
Tuition (international)For the 2025-26 academic year, full-time graduate non-resident tuition for Fall & Winter terms is $30,685, plus mandatory fees of $241.19 per term. For Spring & Summer terms, full-time graduate non-resident tuition is $17,030, plus mandatory fees of $121.10 per term.
Tuition (home)For the 2025-26 academic year, full-time graduate Michigan resident tuition for Fall & Winter terms is $15,204, plus mandatory fees of $241.19 per term. For Spring & Summer terms, full-time graduate Michigan resident tuition is $8,430, plus mandatory fees of $121.10 per term.
LivingDetailed estimates for living costs are not provided on these pages. Prospective students should refer to the Office of Financial Aid for a full cost of attendance estimate.
Tuition rates are subject to change. Mandatory fees are assessed per term. Visit the Office of the Registrar and the Office of Financial Aid for the most up-to-date information and comprehensive cost breakdowns.
How to apply
1. Review Program InformationExplore the available public health programs and their specific requirements.
2. Check Admissions DeadlinesNote the application deadlines for your chosen program and intake term. Deadlines for Fall and Winter terms typically fall in August and January, respectively, with Spring/Summer and Summer terms having April and June deadlines.
3. Prepare Application MaterialsGather all necessary documents, including academic transcripts, test scores, and any other required materials as specified by the program.
4. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the online application through the University of Michigan's admissions portal.
Scholarships
Doctoral Funding PackagesIncludes tuition, health and dental benefits, and a stipend for living expenses.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international students in the 2025-26 academic year?
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For the 2025-26 academic year, full-time graduate non-resident tuition is $30,685 for Fall & Winter terms and $17,030 for Spring & Summer terms. Mandatory fees of $241.19 per term (Fall/Winter) or $121.10 per term (Spring/Summer) are also assessed.
How can international students apply to the Public Health Programs?
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International students should follow the general graduate application process. This involves reviewing program information, checking admissions deadlines, preparing required documents, and submitting the online application.
When are the application deadlines for the Public Health Programs?
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Deadlines vary by term: around August 31 for Fall, January 31 for Winter, April 30 for Spring/Summer, and June 30 for Summer terms.
What career support is available for students in the Public Health Programs?
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The School of Public Health offers resources for career development, including guidance on internships and experiential learning opportunities to help build practical skills and explore public health career paths.
Are there any scholarships or funding opportunities for doctoral students?
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Doctoral Funding Packages are available for students admitted into doctoral programs, which include tuition, health and dental benefits, and a living stipend, contingent upon maintaining good academic standing.