A flexible professional degree prepares students to address global health problems through multidisciplinary study, practical experience, and a capstone project.

Specialized degrees develop analytical skills and advanced public health knowledge through flexible departmental curricula and a thesis or project.

A multidisciplinary degree examines ethical challenges in medicine, research, science, and public health, culminating in an independent thesis.

Department-based degrees combine focused public health training with an extended field placement to prepare students for professional practice.

Research-focused degrees combine public health coursework with original research and a thesis, preparing students for research careers or doctoral study.

A professional degree develops analytical and management skills for future health care executives, combining coursework with a paid residency.