Master of Public Health, Social and Behavioral Sciences

You can make a profound impact on individuals and communities with a Master of Public Health in Social and Behavior Sciences from UofM Global. Our Master of Public Health program is designed with the flexibility that working adults need, offering 100% online coursework that leads to the same esteemed MPH in Social and Behavioral Sciences as our on-campus program, allowing you to balance your studies with your busy schedule.

The School of Public Health at The University of Memphis offers a CEPH-accredited Master of Public Health in Social and Behavior Sciences. This online MPH program mirrors the on-campus format, requiring completion of 42 credit hours, which includes practical experience and either a master’s project or thesis. The concentration emphasizes social, behavioral, and environmental determinants of population health risks, preparing you to address public health challenges effectively.

Graduates of the Master of Public Health in Social and Behavior Sciences program are equipped for diverse roles in government agencies, health systems, nonprofits, and more. Whether you focus on public health research methods, community health intervention strategies, or health policy evaluation, our program prepares you to develop culturally appropriate interventions that reduce disparities and enhance community health outcomes.

At UofM Global, our graduate programs, including the Master of Public Health in Social and Behavioral Sciences, are designed to empower you to advance your career and make a difference in public health. With a strong emphasis on research methods and the application of public health principles, our program equips you with the skills needed to excel in the field of public health.

Enrich your expertise in public health and propel your career forward with an MPH in Social and Behavioral Sciences from the University of Memphis Global. Discover the flexible education you need to achieve your professional goals and contribute meaningfully to improving public health outcomes.

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