Could anyone elaborate on the difference between these two degrees, especially if paired with a PharmD? Thanks in advance.
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MBA vs. MPH
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MBA = business
MPH = epidemiology
two polar opposites
MPH = epidemiology
two polar opposites
does anyone have the time and energy to give a more detailed answer:
1. is the timeframe for completion of these programs approximately the same?
2. which is more prevalent as a complement to a PharmD?
3. what management or clinical opportunities arise after completing each?
4. are they compatible with residencies or these are two separate paths?
thanks guys.
1. is the timeframe for completion of these programs approximately the same?
2. which is more prevalent as a complement to a PharmD?
3. what management or clinical opportunities arise after completing each?
4. are they compatible with residencies or these are two separate paths?
thanks guys.
http://sph.osu.edu/academicprograms/dcd/combomphpharmd/index.cfm
http://www.cop.ufl.edu/departments/phca/PharmacyEducation/PharmD_MPH.htm
many more websites out there. i did a google search of mba mph and pharmD and got many descriptions, info etc. each pharmacy program will probably be a little different. research individual schools and whether they have dual programs, then see the requirements for each
http://www.cop.ufl.edu/departments/phca/PharmacyEducation/PharmD_MPH.htm
many more websites out there. i did a google search of mba mph and pharmD and got many descriptions, info etc. each pharmacy program will probably be a little different. research individual schools and whether they have dual programs, then see the requirements for each
