The track in Health Management and Policy is available as a fully-online degree program. Please learn more about this online track by visiting the UK Online MPH in Health Management and Policy program page.
The Master of Public Health (MPH) is a career-focused, practice-based graduate degree for change-makers focused on building healthier populations. Our nationally-ranked MPH program will give you the skills you need to create what’s possible: a world with less human suffering, more access to care, and health equity for all. The program offers concentrations in Epidemiology, Health Behavior, Environmental Health, and Health Management & Policy.
UK College of Public Health was the best choice for me. It has all the resources of a large research institute, but small class sizes that allow you to connect with professors, students, and opportunities; this gives students the best of both worlds.
It’s your time to make a difference. Get ready to be part of our wide alumni network of public health professionals who spend every day fighting for a healthier world as part of government agencies, non-profits, health care systems, universities, and state and local health departments. Join their ranks as a leader ready to reshape how we think about and act for population health.
What's possible with an MPH from the University of Kentucky College of Public Health? Only the chance to save the world.
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Two recent Master of Public Health (MPH) graduates, Ines Roy and Abby Burton, paved the way for a new partnership last semester between the University of Kentucky College of Public Health (CPH), Primary Care Centers of Eastern Kentucky (PCCEK), and Shaping Our Appalachian Region (SOAR) KY.
The University of Kentucky College of Public Health (CPH) honored its students' outstanding accomplishments at the End of the Year Celebration and
Victoria grew up in the small town of Springfield, Kentucky. In 2017, she moved to Lexington to study Biology on a pre-med track at the University of Kentucky, hoping to become a physician.
After bonding while pursuing their Master of Public Health (MPH) degrees nearly two decades ago, five University of Kentucky College of Public Health (CPH) alumni have remained friends and colleagues even after taking divergent career paths in public health.
The University of Kentucky’s College of Public welcomes Dr. Rachel Vickers-Smith Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Epidemiology & Environmental Health.
The University of Kentucky’s College of Public Health welcomes Joshua Lambert, PhD Associate Professor at the University of Cincinnati, and Dr. Paul E. Norrod, an Assistant Professor at University of Cincinnati College of Nursing.
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