The Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) at Thomas Jefferson University is designed for aspiring public health professionals eager to address complex health challenges and drive positive change. You will gain essential skills in epidemiology, biostatistics, health policy, and program planning, preparing you to tackle issues from disease outbreaks to health disparities. This postgraduate degree is ideal if you are looking to develop a robust understanding of population health dynamics and contribute meaningfully to community well-being, equipping you for impactful careers in a vital and growing field.
This full-time, on-campus Master of Public Health program is structured over two years, with classes held at Thomas Jefferson University’s Center City Philadelphia campus. You will engage in a curriculum that combines core courses, concentration-specific electives, and practical fieldwork, culminating in a student-designed Capstone Project. The program offers flexibility with four terms per year, accommodating your learning pace. You will graduate with the expertise and practical experience necessary to pursue roles in health agencies, non-profits, and healthcare systems, making a tangible difference in public health outcomes.