As an accredited program from the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH), the Master of Public Health program at Florida State University establishes itself as an innovative program that focuses on providing the best education for our future public health professionals. The MPH degree is a professional, terminal graduate degree intended to prepare students for a lifelong career in Public Health.
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Program-specific admissions requirements can be found at the links below:
Domestic Applicants
International Applicants
For admissions-related questions, please email: cosspp-publichealthinfo@fsu.edu
Program Summary
With a concentration in Health Policy, students will be trained in the core public health areas of epidemiology, biostatistics, environmental health, health policy and management, and health behavior.
The FSU MPH program is a classroom-based program with limited distance-learning options. Many of our core courses do have evening and/or online offerings; however, the program cannot promise classes to be offered outside of traditional work hours. It is the student’s sole responsibility to coordinate with their place of employment regarding their class schedule.
Concentration
With a concentration in Health Policy, students will be trained in the core public health areas of epidemiology, biostatistics, environmental health, health policy and management, and health behavior.
The FSU MPH program is a classroom-based program with limited distance-learning options. Many of our core courses do have evening and/or online offerings; however, the program cannot promise classes to be offered outside of traditional work hours. It is the student’s sole responsibility to coordinate with their place of employment regarding their class schedule.
Why Master of Public Health Degree
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the average annual salary for MPH graduates is $73,000. Job growth for public health professionals is higher than the national average.
Graduates of an MPH program can pursue diverse careers in public health, including epidemiology, health education, community health, healthcare administration, and research. Opportunities exist in government, non-profit, and private sectors.
Attend FSU’s MPH Program
Students choose to pursue a Master of Public Health degree because they want to make a difference with their life’s work. We hope you consider our program to help prepare you to reach this goal.
Consider our program to prepare you for your future! Tallahassee is friendly, highly livable, and rich with internships, job possibilities, and extracurricular opportunities.