The Accelerated Public Health pathway at Drexel University lets you move from an undergraduate Public Health degree into the Master of Public Health (MPH) in an integrated, time-efficient format. You complete a BS in Public Health and then finish the remaining graduate coursework to earn your MPH.
The Accelerated Public Health pathway at Drexel University offers a seamless transition from an undergraduate degree in Public Health to a Master of Public Health (MPH). This innovative program is designed for students seeking to efficiently combine their undergraduate and graduate studies, allowing them to complete both degrees in a time-effective manner.
Program Structure
Example courses include:
For detailed curriculum information, including specific module requirements and elective options, prospective students should consult with Drexel’s program advising team.
Admission to the program is based on an evaluation of your academic background and application materials. Specific GRE/GMAT and GPA thresholds are not outlined, so it is advisable to check with the university for the most current admission criteria.
Graduates of the Accelerated Public Health pathway are well-prepared for various roles within the public health sector. With a dual degree, they can pursue careers in health education, policy analysis, epidemiology, and public health administration, among others. The program also equips students with the skills necessary for further advanced studies or specialized training in public health disciplines.
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