u.s. news rankings

[oren621]

Hi!
I'm new here and was wondering if anyone had the complete list of ranked MPH programs? I appreciate any help at all!

Thanks

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[mph2009]

Hi!
I'm new here and was wondering if anyone had the complete list of ranked MPH programs? I appreciate any help at all!

Thanks

This is just for public health. Healthcare management programs are ranked separately.

Rank/School Average assessment
score (5.0 = highest) 1. Johns Hopkins University (MD) 4.9 2. Harvard University (MA) 4.7 University of North Carolina--Chapel Hill 4.7 4. University of Washington 4.5 5. University of Michigan--Ann Arbor 4.4 6. Columbia University (NY) 4.1 7. Emory University (GA) 4.0 8. University of California--Berkeley 3.9 University of California--Los Angeles 3.9 10. University of Minnesota--Twin Cities 3.8 11. University of Pittsburgh 3.6 12. University of Texas--Houston Health Sciences Center 3.4 13. Boston University 3.3 Tulane University (LA) 3.3 15. University of Illinois--Chicago 3.2 16. University of Alabama--Birmingham 3.1 Yale University (CT) 3.1 18. University of Iowa 3.0 19. George Washington University (DC) 2.9 20. University of South Florida 2.8 21. Ohio State University 2.7 St. Louis University 2.7 University of Arizona (Zuckerman) 2.7 24. Texas A&M Univ. System Health Sciences Center 2.5 University of South Carolina 2.5

 

[billnizzle]

Do you know what the ranking for healthcare management is?

 

[tt13]

bump. any ideas the ranking for health policy and management concentrations?

 

[sss3]

I know UMich is #1, but the other programs i'm unsure about. I have a friend that did her MPH in health policy and management at UC Berk and she loved it.

 

[tt13]

thanks for the info. berkeley's definitely one of my top choices =)

here's a tidbit from wiki regarding unc - chapel hill #3 for management / policy

The Department of Health Policy and Administration is currently ranked #3 in the [1] annual rankings of top health administration programs. In addition, the Department’s Executive Master’s Program is ranked #1 by Modern Healthcare as the top health administration program for physician-executives, and the School of Public Health is ranked the leading public school of public health and tied with Harvard University overall.

 

[jjright212]

How about the MPH programs that have concentrations in health policy and management? Do these concentrations compare favorably to the schools specifically designated as health management schools?

 

[tt13]

i'm not sure i understand the difference.

i think the health policy / administration (aka management) dept. ranking = same titled public health concentration ranking, since the concentration is most likely the focus of the dept...? that would only make sense, right?

here are direct links to the umich and unc ranking pages:

http://www.sph.umich.edu/hmp/
http://www.sph.unc.edu/school/national_rankings.html