Master of Public Health Program
The Master of Public Health (MPH) program trains students to identify the factors that influence health and well-being among different segments of the population and apply that knowledge to improve community health for all.
Flexible Curriculum
Our innovative curriculum can be completed on a full or part-time basis. We also offer nine dual degree programs, allowing you to customize your MPH experience, and encourage you to check out certificate programs in global health and other areas.
Practice and Service
Whether your practicum experience unfolds within a government agency, a community non-profit, a public or private school, or a rural or urban location outside of Madison, it will be designed to benefit both you and the community partner.
Applied Practice Experience
Ready to Apply?
The MPH program application platform opens by early October and applications are due the following January 15. Make sure to review the program requirements, as well as tuition and aid information.
Advancing Health Equity
Our program is built on a vision of optimizing population health and advancing social and environmental justice. We are proud to be part of the first and only School of Medicine and Public Health, a national model of interactive learning and service.
Student Life
As a student in the MPH program, you will feel welcomed, encouraged and supported every step of the way. We are committed to your well-being and offer guidance and resources to ensure your success.
Public Health Careers
Learn more about what public health is and find resources to explore potential career paths.
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Olivia Gonzalez, MPH '22
Program Accreditation
The University of Wisconsin–Madison MPH program is accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH), a professional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. The program was initially accredited in July 2009. Accreditation information, including the most recent self-study, is available on the CEPH Accreditation page.