Department of Health

Master of Public Health

Dr. Lynn Carson
College of Health Sciences
West Chester University
West Chester, PA 19383
610-436-2138
lcarson@wcupa.edu


Master of Public Health (MPH) Program

The Master of Public Health (MPH) program at West Chester University prepares students to become effective practitioners and leaders in the fields of community health, environmental health, health management, integrative health or nutrition. Students come from all parts of the world and bring with them a range of experience that enriches the learning of students and faculty.

Educate, Engage, Empower : MPH Mission, Vision, and Goals

Accreditation

Career Development & Educational Services
Tuition, Aid & Graduate Assistantships Professional Organizations & Certifications
Faculty Community Service
MPH Concentrations & Graduate Certificates Applied Learning Experience
Diversity & Student Services Advisory Boards-MPH Student & Community
Location Featured MPH Alumni

The MPH at West Chester University is a fully accredited 45 credit degree program with a multidisciplinary curriculum focused on problem solving, research and professional development.  The MPH is competency based and can be tailored to meet student needs. The WCU faculty has a long tradition of personal and professional concern for students, and strive to afford students opportunities for involvement, recognition and support. Often, students work closely with faculty on a range of community outreach and research projects. Additionally, each student completes a 300 hour Applied Learning Experience that allows them to apply skills and cultivate core public health competencies.Thank you for your interest in West Chester University’s MPH program. Please explore the MPH website, contact faculty and staff, or visit the campus. We are confident that you will find a program that is engaging and that will empower you to reach your educational and professional goals.

Partners in public health,

Members of the MPH Student Advisory Board

 

UN Conference

MPH Nutrition students & faculty attend the World Information Transfer (WIT) conference on Preventing Food Insecurity: A Historical Perspective at the UN.