Master Degrees

Clinical & Translational Research Training (MS)

The Master of Science degree program in Clinical and Translational Research is designed to provide clinical professionals (physicians, nurses and other terminal degree clinical professionals) with the necessary preparation for successful career developmental and independent investigator awards.

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Environmental & Industrial Hygiene (MS)

The Master of Science degree program is a 2-year 48-credits program where all students learn to anticipate, recognize, evaluate, and design programs and systems to control exposures in the environmental or occupational setting that are causing or may be expected to result in adverse human health effects.

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Epidemiology (MS)

The Division of Epidemiology provides an interdisciplinary training environment to explore environmental, occupational, clinical, quantitative, community, molecular, and genetic epidemiology. Training in biostatistics covers basic and advanced methods of data analysis, including statistical genetics and bioinformatics.

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Occupational Safety & Ergonomics (MS)

The Master of Science degree program is a 2-year 50-credits program that students learn the science of designing workplaces, tasks, and equipment to fit a worker's physical and mental capabilities, rather than forcing the body to fit the job, to ensure worker's well-being and safety.

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Public Health (MPH)

The accredited MPH Program offers robust training in the classroom and the field and gives students experience in policy and research opportunities. We offer seven concentrations to fit your career and public health interests. The MPH is a professional degree that is designed to prepare professionals for the “real world” of safeguarding and improving the public’s health.

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MD-MPH Dual Degree Program

We prepare graduates to work as physicians in a public health setting, combining a degree in clinical care with a degree in approaching health and illness at the population level. Graduates have the skills and knowledge needed to identify and research public health issues, implement evidence-based solutions, and to engage in population health research, policymaking, education, and communication.

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