Program Overview Students with an interest in public health law and policy may choose to pursue a joint JD/MPH degree offered collaboratively by the College of Law and the College of Public Health and Health Professions. Under the combination degree program, a student can obtain both degrees in approximately two…
Program Overview A Master of Public Health can be a useful addition to many other academic programs offered through the University of Florida. Since public health activities are carried out through numerous public entities and private firms, an MPH degree can serve many careers very well. The University of Florida…
The technology requirements vary slightly for campus and online courses. Below is information for every level of technology requirement. The Official UF Policy on the Student Computer Requirement Please click this link to review the official UF Policy on the Student…
The course schedules for the certificate programs are the same schedules used by the respective Master of Public Health (MPH) programs. However, not all MPH courses are offered within the certificate program. CAMPUS Campus Course Schedules Fall 2023 – updated 8/11/2023…
2023-2024 Student Handbook The student handbook was developed by the faculty and staff at the College of Public Health and Health Professions to aid you in your public health educational endeavors. You may choose to read or download the handbook. If you do not find the answers you are looking…
We are proud of our public health students and their many accomplishments in the MPH program. Our students contribute diverse academic backgrounds and personal experiences that make our program what it is today. The menu below provides important resources and updates to ensure that your academic experience is a success.
2019 MPH ALUMNI: ONLINE PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE Darian Travis "UF's online MPH program opened my eyes to socioeconomic needs and health deficiencies in the U.S. and abroad. This new information…
Overview The 42-credit accelerated program is designed for working professionals, and it may be completed on either a full- or part-time basis. All professional students must complete 15 credits of core public health course work, 12-18 credits in a concentration area, one credit of seminar in contemporary public health issues,…
Overview The on-campus MPH program is a two-year, 48-credit program. MPH students declare a concentration area when they apply to the program. Upon enrollment, students track through the approved concentration area of their choice. Each concentration has a coordinator who is responsible for overseeing curriculum development and applying program policies…
There are several elements that must be completed to earn the Master of Public Health (MPH) degree. For all students Successful completion of the required courses for the program to which you were admitted. For the traditional MPH program, this will be 48 credits. Students must earn a C…
