University of Kansas School of Medicine
Master of Public Health
Public Health graduates earn a median $52,733 Across 449 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A professionally focused Master of Public Health that offers concentrations in Epidemiology, Public Health Practice, and a Generalist option. Suited to students aiming for roles in population health, public-sector health services, or further public health study, especially those who value accredited, practice-oriented training.
What you'll study
Students choose one of three concentrations: Epidemiology, Public Health Practice, or Generalist. The curriculum is built around those concentration pathways to develop skills relevant to public health practice and population health improvement.
Entry requirements
The publicly available program description does not list specific admission criteria on the source page. Prospective applicants should contact the program directly for detailed admissions requirements.
Career prospects
Graduates enter a labour market with substantial demand in health and social assistance: more than 3.4 million new jobs related to healthcare and social assistance are projected by 2028. Epidemiology is specifically highlighted among fast-growing occupations for 2023–33, indicating strong opportunities for those in that concentration.
Scholarships & funding angle (general)
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