Master of Public Health

A Master of Public Health (MPH) is a graduate degree that prepares individuals to improve community health through disease prevention, health education, policy development, and research. It combines areas like epidemiology, biostatistics, health management, and environmental health to address complex health issues. Graduates work in public health agencies, hospitals, non-profits, and government to develop strategies that promote wellness, prevent illness, and improve healthcare systems. The degree emphasizes both scientific understanding and practical application, enabling professionals to make informed decisions that benefit population health on local, national, and global levels.