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Master of Public Health With a Concentration in Public Health Practice

The Master of Public Health program at George Mason University prepares students to address today’s most pressing public health challenges through a rigorous, career-focused curriculum delivered by experienced faculty members. Upon completion of this program, graduates may pursue career advancement in government, nonprofit organizations, health care systems, and global health agencies.

George Mason's MPH equips students with practical skills through applied learning in epidemiology, program design, community health assessment, and evidence-based interventions. Taught at Virginia’s first College of Public Health, this 42-credit program is accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health, ensuring graduates are eligible to sit for the Certified in Public Health exam.

Students can further tailor their studies by choosing one of seven concentrations: community health promotion, epidemiology, food security and nutrition, global health, health equity and social justice, health policy, and public health practice.

Graduate in just two years with specialized expertise and expanded opportunities across the multidisciplinary field of public health.