Master of Public Health Program at the University of Pennsylvania
Map To New Location of MPH Offices:
Room 143 Anatomy-Chemistry Building
The University of Pennsylvania Master of Public Health Program (MPH Program) is a university-wide interdisciplinary collaboration among eight schools. In addition to the faculty from the School of Medicine where the program is housed, faculty from Nursing, Arts and Sciences, Social Policy and Practice, Veterinary Medicine, Education, Wharton and Dental Medicine are integral partners in this initiative. The overall MPH Program objective is to provide a focal point for enhancing collaborations in public health research, teaching and service. We consider this program to be a unique model for promoting University-wide synergy among academic disciplines to advance leadership in public health. Under the auspices of the School of Medicine, the MPH Program offers a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree.
Mission Statement
The University of Pennsylvania MPH program prepares individuals with training and experience in diverse fields to apply the public health paradigm as an essential component of their careers. Students will acquire the competencies and skills to enhance the health of human populations locally, nationally and around the world and assure the conditions for healthy living.