Through this three-year program, you will earn an MPH degree and a Master of Urban Planning (MUP) degree.
This collaborative program trains professionals to have expertise in creating healthy places and communities. Graduates are prepared for a variety of professional roles in public service, health organizations, and consulting firms in planning and public or environmental health.
The MUP curriculum requires 52 graduate credits. The program is built around a core curriculum, general electives, a planning studio, a departmental colloquium and a culminating professional thesis or project.
The MPH curriculum provides a comprehensive understanding of public health philosophy, as well as the practical knowledge and skills needed to address current and emerging public health problems. You will complete 47 credits including coursework, a field training experience and a culminating project.
You can share up to 9 MUP credits as MPH electives or field training experiences from: