Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio 44106
216-368-2000
http://mph.case.edu/
MPH Program Overview
The MPH program at Case Western Reserve University is a two year program that entails a total of forty two credit hours. The program’s goal is to ready students for planning and leadership roles in the field and covers all aspects of the field. It’s designed for current health professionals as well and features a part time option that can be completed over the course of three to five years depending on schedules. Case Western features one of the best MPH programs available and is excellent for those looking to earn a respected degree and move their career forward in significant ways.
MPH Curriculum and Courses
The curriculum in the Case Western MPH program is broken down into several core classes combined with nine credits in the major that a student chooses. These majors are the specialized areas of study that will help focus your degree further. The majors include:
• Global Health
• Health Policy and Management
• Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
• Population Health Research
Examples of the core curriculum classes include the following:
• Environmental Health
• Introduction to Behavioral Health
• History and Philosophy of Public Health
• Statistical Methods in Public Health
Additionally, six credits in free electives will be taken by the student as well to round out the program.
MPH Admissions
Admissions to this MPH program will require that students have already completed education in a related field including environmental health sciences, social and behavioral sciences, and so on. Certain GPAs may need to exist as well.
MPH Tuition and Financial Aid
Full time tuition costs for Case Western Reserve University are 37,120 dollars per year. Part time students can pay 1,546 dollars per credit. There are numerous financial aid options and financing choices including grants, scholarships, and loans. An admissions advisor can help you find the one that fits your situation the best.
