UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN · UNITED STATES
Public Health Programs
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€26k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
The University of Michigan School of Public Health offers a variety of programs designed to prepare students for impactful careers in public health. These programs focus on addressing critical health challenges through research, education, and community engagement. Students gain foundational knowledge and specialized skills across various public health disciplines, equipping them to become leaders in the field.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the tuition for international students for the 2025-26 academic year?
- For non-residents, full-time graduate tuition for Fall and Winter terms is $30,685 per term, plus $241.19 in mandatory fees. For Spring and Summer terms, tuition is $17,030 per term, with $121.10 in mandatory fees.
- When are tuition payments due?
- Tuition is due on August 31 for the Fall term, January 31 for the Winter term, and April 30 for the Spring/Summer terms.
- Where can I find information on estimated living costs?
- Information on estimated living costs can be found on the Office of Financial Aid website, which provides a detailed description of the full cost of attendance.
- How do I apply to the Public Health Programs?
- International students should review program requirements, prepare application materials like transcripts and test scores, submit the online application by the deadline, and check their application status.
- Where can I find specific curriculum details?
- Specific curriculum details vary by program within the School of Public Health. Students should explore the departments section for detailed information on program structures and course offerings.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Full-time graduate tuition for the Fall and Winter terms is $30,685 for non-residents. Mandatory fees are $241.19 per term. For the Spring and Summer terms, full-time tuition is $17,030 for non-residents, with mandatory fees of $121.10 per term. These figures are for the 2025-26 academic year and are subject to change. Please visit the University Registrar for the most up-to-date information.
Tuition (home)Full-time graduate tuition for the Fall and Winter terms is $15,204 for Michigan residents. Mandatory fees are $241.19 per term. For the Spring and Summer terms, full-time tuition is $8,430 for residents, with mandatory fees of $121.10 per term. These figures are for the 2025-26 academic year and are subject to change. Please visit the University Registrar for the most up-to-date information.
LivingInformation on estimated living costs can be found through the Office of Financial Aid. Please visit their website for a detailed description of the full cost of attendance.
Tuition rates are based on credit hours and residency status. Mandatory fees are assessed per term. Students must be enrolled in a term to be billed. Tuition due dates are August 31 for Fall, January 31 for Winter, and April 30 for Spring/Summer.
How to apply
1. Review Programs and RequirementsExplore the available public health programs and their specific admission criteria, academic prerequisites, and English language proficiency requirements.
2. Prepare Application MaterialsGather all necessary documents, including academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and standardized test scores (if required).
3. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the online application form by the specified deadline for your intended intake.
4. Check Application StatusMonitor your application status through the online portal and respond promptly to any requests for additional information.
Frequently asked questions
What is the tuition for international students for the 2025-26 academic year?
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For non-residents, full-time graduate tuition for Fall and Winter terms is $30,685 per term, plus $241.19 in mandatory fees. For Spring and Summer terms, tuition is $17,030 per term, with $121.10 in mandatory fees.
When are tuition payments due?
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Tuition is due on August 31 for the Fall term, January 31 for the Winter term, and April 30 for the Spring/Summer terms.
Where can I find information on estimated living costs?
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Information on estimated living costs can be found on the Office of Financial Aid website, which provides a detailed description of the full cost of attendance.
How do I apply to the Public Health Programs?
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International students should review program requirements, prepare application materials like transcripts and test scores, submit the online application by the deadline, and check their application status.
Where can I find specific curriculum details?
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Specific curriculum details vary by program within the School of Public Health. Students should explore the departments section for detailed information on program structures and course offerings.