Accelerated Master of Public Health for Clinicians (MPH) at Brown University

Programme overview

Fast-paced, in-person MPH for professionals with prior medical or clinical healthcare education. It draws on faculty in biostatistics, epidemiology, health services, policy and practice, and behavioral sciences, and aims to turn clinicians into public health experts.

Faculty: Division of Master's and Professional Programs | Department: School of Public Health | Duration: 1 year (July to May); 10.5 units (42 semester credits) | Intake: Summer (July) start | Study mode: full-time | Location: Providence, RI, United States

What you will study

Nine courses over summer (online), fall and spring, including Leadership and Communication, Health Policy and Equity, Biostatistics and Applied Data Analysis I and II, Implementation Science, Clinical Trials Methodology, Needs Analysis and Program Planning, and an Integrated Learning Experience, with choices of epidemiology and qualitative/survey methods courses.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Accelerated MPH (programme-specific): an advanced degree in a health-related field such as MD, PhD, DO, PharmD, DNP or PA; international applicants may hold equivalent degrees. Medical students who have completed at least two years of medical school are also eligible.

Master's and professional master's cohorts start in fall (September), with some programmes starting in summer (June-August); billing is by Summer, Fall and Spring terms.

Professional master's programmes charge a $200 one-time application fee.

Apply through the official page: https://graduateprograms.brown.edu/

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