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Offered by University of Michigan
Engage in group discussions with professors and peers
42 credit hours
The MPH degree offers true flexibility
*A student's tuition rate is determined by residency.
This multidisciplinary degree will prepare you for a broad range of careers. Professionals with public health degrees from Michigan Public Health pursue careers as diverse as the field itself. They are at the forefront of research, practice, and service, with careers in biostatistics, epidemiology, community health, and leadership roles in the health management field, or public health policy professions. Ninety-seven percent of School of Public Health graduates are employed, continuing their education, or not seeking employment.
In this program, you’ll have the opportunity to choose your path and dive deeper into focus areas that interest you. Jobs after graduation might include, but are not limited to, Health Data Analyst, Health Administrator, Health Educator, Clinical Manager, or Policy Analyst. Learn more about how our students are applying public health knowledge to their work in fields like medicine, non-profit organizations, dentistry, and government while they earn their degrees.
Upcoming Dates for Fall 2025
Gies focuses on tracking promotions or new job acceptances among iMSA graduates, with 76% reporting better jobs post-degree, highlighting an immediate ROI from the Gies iMSA program.
iMSA students engage in projects that address real job challenges and seek advice from peers and faculty, with 96% of graduates effectively applying their iMSA learning in their careers, highlighting the program's high value.
Gies iMSA graduates see an average salary increase of 22%, significantly highlighting the strong ROI of the iMSA degree in an era of typical 2% raises.
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