Master of Public Health (MPH)

1. Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university
2. Strong academic record
3. Background or interest in healthcare, public health, social sciences, or research preferred
4. Statement of Purpose outlining career goals
5. Letters of recommendation
6. Resume or CV
7. English language proficiency test scores (TOEFL/IELTS) for international applicants

The Master of Public Health (MPH) at the University of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive program designed to prepare professionals for leadership roles in public health practice, research, and policy development. The program emphasizes interdisciplinary training in epidemiology, environmental health, healthcare systems, and global health strategies. Students develop skills in public health program planning, data analysis, and evidence-based health interventions. The curriculum integrates classroom instruction with practical field experiences and research opportunities. The program is supported by Penn Medicine’s strong clinical and research infrastructure, providing students access to innovative public health initiatives. Faculty members include leading researchers and public health experts. Graduates are prepared for careers in governmental agencies, international health organizations, healthcare systems, and research institutions, contributing to improved community and global health outcomes.