1 year masters: public health

[Predent20192023]

What are some universities that over one year masters degrees, particularly in public health? Open to other masters degrees but I feel connected to public health the most. I know John Hopkins offers an 11 month program but are there any other schools with similar tracks?

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[Big Time Hoosier]

John Hopkins offers an 11 month program

JohnS Hopkins requires two years experience for their MPH program.

“Students in the School-wide MPH program have at least two years of full-time, post-baccalaureate, health-related work experience OR a doctoral degree in a field underlying public health. Applicants in the process of gaining experience can apply before they have reached the two-year mark, as long as the requirement is fulfilled by the time of matriculation.”

Big Hoss

 

[beyondme]

What are some universities that over one year masters degrees, particularly in public health? Open to other masters degrees but I feel connected to public health the most. I know John Hopkins offers an 11 month program but are there any other schools with similar tracks?

One thing to keep in mind, if you’re doing a Masters to boost your sGPA, public health courses are not classified under science courses.

 

[giannis]

Dental schools will not look at your MPH program. They don't care since it has nothing to do with Bio, Chem or Physics.

Do a biomedical sciences masters

 

[rectangle]

Are you doing an MPH to get into dental school? It won't give you as much of a boost as you might think it does. A lot of people I know had to get another masters after doing an MPH bc an MPH doesn't affect sGPA or reflect dental curriculum/didactics. There are dental schools that offer DDS/MPH dual degree programs if you really want to get an MPH/go into public health dentistry if you feel connected to the field

 

[Predent20192023]

Dental schools will not look at your MPH program. They don't care

Are you doing an MPH to get into dental school? It won't give you as much of a boost as you might think it does. A lot of people I know had to get another masters after doing an MPH bc an MPH doesn't affect sGPA or reflect dental curriculum/didactics. There are dental schools that offer DDS/MPH dual degree programs if you really want to get an MPH/go into public health dentistry if you feel connected to the field

Dental schools will not look at your MPH program. They don't care since it has nothing to do with Bio, Chem or Physics.

Do a biomedical sciences masters

Do you know of schools that offer a masters in biomedical sciences in 1 year?

 

[giannis]

There are a lot out there and you can choose to attend any school. Go to the one that's nearest to you.
It comes down to your masters GPA not which school you got the degree from