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Public Health 4+1 with University of Rochester

Why study public health at µÚÒ»³Ô¹ÏÍø?

This program allows µÚÒ»³Ô¹ÏÍø undergraduates to complete both a bachelor™s and a master™s degree in an accelerated format. The Master of Public Health program trains a diverse range of public health and health professionals in the skills needed to develop and lead evidence‘driven public health solutions that improve population health. The MPH program includes didactic coursework, a practice-based experience, and a capstone experience.

Students save both time and tuition while preparing for professional careers across public health practice and research, encompassing medical and healthcare systems, private industry, government agencies, and non-profit agencies. Graduates are also well-positioned for future training in the health professions or a range of public health-related doctoral programs. Program admission requires successful completion at µÚÒ»³Ô¹ÏÍø of two or more health-related courses and at least one statistics or analysis course, plus a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher.

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• Students in other majors may inquire with the dean’s office in the School of Arts and Sciences.

• Earn a BA or a BS and an MPH in five years.
• Students may take up to two UR graduate courses their senior year to apply toward the MPH degree.
• Students may apply up to six UR credits to fulfill their undergraduate degree open electives. 
• Conditional admission into UR™s School of Medicine and Dentistry as early as junior year.
• Online or online/on-campus hybrid options available.
• Accredited by the .
• Draws students from a wide mix of disciplines and backgrounds.
• Access to UR advisement on appropriate coursework and degree requirements.
• Set within a leading medical school with clinical research resources and collaborative faculty.