Master of Public Health
Public Health is about improving communities through fair and accessible healthcare for all.
Our MPH program focuses on community engagement as a framework for promoting health in all communities. You'll learn the importance of the historical roots and structural causes of health as well as strategies to improve community health.
Program Highlights
All Coursework is 100% online
No campus residencies are required.
Part-time or full-time schedules
Live virtual classes 2 or 3 afternoons/evenings per week.
Public Health Concentrations
In addition to the core public health curriculum, you’ll tailor your degree to your interests with one of our three concentrations for your elective courses.
Community Action for Health
Respond to the health needs of vulnerable communities. Courses include Social Inequities in Public Health and Community Health Promotion.
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Global Health
Learn how a nation's economic status is linked to the overall health of its people, and explore ways to solve these problems. Courses include Essentials of Global Health and Emerging Health Threats.
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Criminal Justice and Health
Understand how individual, family, and community health is influenced by mass incarceration and exposure to the criminal justice system. Courses include Criminal Justice and Public Health.
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Our students come to us with a wide range of experience and go on to diverse careers that match their interests.
Roles
- Health educator
- Program analyst
- Epidemiologist
- Infectious disease tracking
- Evaluator and program planner
Employers
- Kaiser Permanente
- Solano County Health and Social Services
- Various health systems