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Assess maternal and child health needs, design and deliver evidence-based interventions, and improve health outcomes for women, children and families
The MPH in Maternal and Child Health prepares public health professionals to improve the health and well-being of women, children, and families. Students gain expertise in maternal and child health policy, program planning, epidemiology, and community-based interventions. Graduates are equipped to analyze, interpret data, identify health risks, implement evidence-based programs, and lead initiatives that promote healthy pregnancies, child development, and family health across the life span.
*You must submit the SOPHAS application by this date. Supporting materials including letters of recommendation, transcripts, and transcript evaluations (if applicable) must be submitted no later than August 15th
Students are reviewed holistically based on all accomplishments and qualifications.
Are you an international student or do you have a degree from outside the U.S.? See additional application requirements here.
Earn both your MPH and Doctor of Medicine (MD) in a streamlined five-year program. This combined degree prepares you to address complex health issues from both clinical and population health perspectives—an advantage for students interested in patient care, research, or health systems leadership.
The MD curriculum provides a comprehensive medical education designed to develop your clinical skills, critical thinking, and ability to solve real-world health problems.
Gain specialized training in internal medicine, preventive medicine and public health through this combined program that trains board-eligible primary care physicians for leadership careers.
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For all questions, please email sphhp-eeh@buffalo.edu
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