The University of Kentucky Master of Public Health (MPH) is a practice-focused graduate degree for people who are committed to building healthier populations.
Our nationally-ranked program provides the skills you need to create what's possible: a world with less human suffering, stronger communities, and health for all.
The MPH degree is designed to meet the needs of recent baccalaureate graduates planning careers in public health and related professions as well as current public health and clinical practitioners wanting to increase knowledge of population-based issues.
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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The University of Kentucky’s Accelerated Master’s Pathways (AMP) gives highly motivated students the opportunity to earn both a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in five years, instead of six.
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After earning her bachelor’s degree from UK College of Public Health (CPH), Marissa English knew she wanted to explore her academic interests more deeply.
Anna Hoover, PhD, MA, has been appointed as the Assistant Dean for Practice-Based Graduate Programs at the University of Kentucky College of Public Health.
Faith Fursman, a Master of Public Health student at the University of Kentucky College of Public Health, took on a critical public health challenge during her practicum with the Kentucky Department for Public Health: how to teach children about the risks of rabies.
Charlotte Baker, DrPH, MPH, has been named the 2024 Lyman T. Johnson Torch of Excellence recipient on behalf of the University of Kentucky (UK) College of Public Health (CPH).
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