MPH

Students at Tufts may pursue an MPH as a single degree, or may seek to earn the MPH while pursuing degrees in nutrition, veterinary medicine, law, or even a bachelors.

Dual degrees are integral to the Mission of the MPH program, as the faculty seeks to create, “cadres of critical thinkers who can carry out public health practice and scholarship in a variety of settings and across professional lines.” Although dual or combined degrees can be rigorous, the Tufts MPH degree allows for maximum synergy between disciplines and blends, when possible, requirements of both degrees.

Because the educational experience in such programs equals more than the sum of its parts, Tufts students graduate with more than just two degrees. Other students also benefit from the varied perspectives their classmates enrolled in the different tracks bring to class discussions and presentations.

Students must apply separately to the MS-Nutrition and MPH programs for the MS/MPH track; students are admitted to the dual-degree track after both applications have been accepted. All other combined- and dual-degree tracks require initial applications and acceptance through the non-MPH program.

MPH Degree Pathways

MPH
BA/MPH
JD/MPH
MD/MPH
DMD/MPH
DVM/MPH 
MS Nutrition/ MPH 

Graduates at Work

An alumnus of the public health program talks to a colleague at Children's Hospital.

Public Health Epidemiologist - New York City Dept. of Health

Director - Human Subjects Administration, Harvard School of Public Health

Health Promotion Disease Prevention Coordinator - Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial VA Hospital

Biostatistician - New England Research Institute (NERI)

Community Health Analyst - Health Imperatives

Assistant Professor - Tufts University School of Medicine