Chamberlain's Master of Public Health (MPH) degree program is designed to challenge and change the way you think about the health of population groups while preparing you to lead projects and teams that implement solutions for a diverse range of public health programs and policies. 

Whether you are new to public health or are an existing healthcare professional, Chamberlain's MPH degree program can help position you to reach your goals. 

• Responsive and engaged faculty
• Earn in as few as 4 semesters with accelerated study*
• 100% online coursework available 24/7
• No GRE or entrance exams
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The MPH coursework provides a scientific and practical base for public health practice.

Coursework includes:

• Quantitative methods in public health (biostatistics)
• Epidemiology
• Leadership
• Healthcare policy
• Community activism and program development
• Behavioral and social aspects of public health (the social determinants of health)
• Environmental health
• Cultural competency and global health

Through the integration of education, service, workforce development and scholarly activities, the Chamberlain degree program is a competency-focused curriculum that emphasizes collaboration with partners and communities. 

Learn more about Chamberlain Faculty: Impacting Public Health Through Technology-An Interview with MPH Faculty Member Christopher Tex, PhD, MPH