ODU’s online Master of Public Health is an interprofessional program that brings together students, faculty, health professionals and community partners to improve population health at every level.
Coursework combines foundational public health theory with applied, experience-based learning. You'll build the skills to lead in areas like healthcare management, population-based research and community public health practice.
You can tailor your education through one of six concentrations and complete the program full time or part time. The program culminates in a practicum based in a community organization, where you’ll apply your knowledge in a real-world setting and gain hands-on experience before graduation. With full-time study, the program can be completed in two years.
The Master of Public Health (MPH) program is accredited through December 31, 2025 by the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH). The program received its initial CEPH accreditation in June 2000 and was last re-accredited in June 2020 in a report demonstrating full compliance across all CEPH criteria. Currently the program is an approved applicant as a multi-partner school of public health. For more information, see CEPH Applicants. For more information about CEPH, please visit their website.
For questions about CEPH accreditation and to obtain copies of the final CEPH self-study and accreditation report, please contact Ms. Stephanie Ewers, Director of Accreditation at sewers@odu.edu.