Dual concentrations
Master of Public Health students may chose a dual concentration by selecting any two of the three concentrations offered within the M.P.H. Program. A dual concentration takes 21 additional semester credit hours. Possible combinations include:
- Public Health Epidemiology and Health Education and Promotion
- Public Health Epidemiology and Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety Science
- Health Education and Promotion and Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety Science
Dual concentrations (combining two of the concentrations) are possible for all concentrations except the Generalist. A dual concentration requires 66 credit hours to complete. The M.P.H. degree can be combined with any other graduate degree at the university to create a dual degree program. Up to 12 credit hours can be shared between the two degrees.