What are the top universities for MS in Public Health?

Many students plan to study MS abroad, and most aspire to pursue their MS in USA owing to the rang of courses offered and the plethora of MS work opportunities. Master of Science Abroad in Public Health (MSPH) degree programs are professional degree. It is an alternative to the Master of Public Health (MPH) degree for students who want more focused skills in a specific field of public health or who lack two years of health-related work experience in order to begin or advance a career as a public health professional. The MSPH degree program combines intensive, focused coursework with field experience – providing students the opportunity to integrate their academic training with real-world public health practice.

Harvard University 

University of North Carolina— Chapel Hill 

University of Michigan— Ann Arbor 

Columbia University 

University of Washington 

Emory University 

University of Minnesota— Twin Cities 

University of California— Berkeley 

Boston University 

University of California— Los Angeles 

Tulane University 

University of Pittsburgh 

George Washington University 

Yale University 

University of South Florida 

University of Illinois— Chicago 

University of Iowa 

Ohio State University 

University of Alabama— Birmingham 

University of Texas— Houston Health Sciences Center 

University of Maryland— College Park 

St. Louis University 

University of South Carolina 

Drexel University 

TAMU

University of Arizona (Zuckerman) 

University of Kentucky 

University of Massachusetts— Amherst 

University of Florida 

Colorado School of Public Health 

East Tennessee State University 

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 

University at Albany— SUNY 

University at Buffalo— SUNY 

University of Georgia 

Oregon State University 

University of Oklahoma 

CUNY School of Public Health 

San Diego State University 

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (Boozman) 

University of Louisville 

University of Nebraska Medical Center 

Loma Linda University 

University of North Texas Health Science Center