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The University of Michigan School of Public Health offers five graduate degrees across eight areas of study—including residential and online master's degree options—as well as several dual degree programs and two undergraduate degree options. Each graduate degree is completed within a specific Michigan Public Health department or program:
**The Master of Health Informatics degree is a joined program offered by the School of Information, School of Public Health and the Medical School.
Michigan Public Health offers four master’s degrees as well as a selection of dual degrees, hybrid degrees, and a joined master’s degree. Each master’s degree is completed within a specific Michigan Public Health department or program.
Michigan Public Health offers a fully online Master of Public Health degree program in Population and Health Sciences. The program provide students and working professionals world-class public health training with the flexibility of an online program.
The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science are both upper-level undergraduate degrees, meaning students apply in their sophomore year and, if admitted, spend their junior and senior years in the School of Public Health. Cross-campus transfers from the University of Michigan, as well as external transfers from other colleges and universities, are welcome to apply.
A Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree provides advanced, research-oriented training and culminates in a dissertation. The PhD is offered by all academic departments.
Michigan Public Health offers accelerated master's degree programs with certain institutions that allow students to complete their bachelor's and master's degree in an accelerated time frame.
All masters and doctoral students who are currently enrolled in a residential graduate degree program at the University of Michigan (U-M) are eligible to earn a certificate within the U-M School of Public Health There are seven certificates offered by the School of Public Health and several more administered through other units at the University of Michigan.
In addition to our core academic offerings, we offer a shared Master of Health Informatics degree program with the University of Michigan’s School of Information and Medical School. Many dual degree options are available to graduate students on both a formal and self-initiated basis. You may also choose to enrich your graduate-level study with several certificate options.
Learn more about our application requirements and deadlines and start your application today. If you’re not ready to apply yet, but would like to receive more information about Michigan Public Health and the program(s) you’re interested in, join our prospective student interest list.
For more information about the admissions process, email our Recruitment and Admissions team at sph-inquiries@umich.edu or schedule an appointment to talk with a member of our Graduate Admissions team.