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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.
The University of Michigan offers an online Master of Public Health in Population and Health Sciences, taught by the same faculty who teach on-campus. Utilizing Coursera's platform, the program features interactive video transcripts, in-course note-taking, and multi-device learning. Students can maintain their professional lives while applying new knowledge directly to their roles. The curriculum includes live virtual classes, group projects, and online office hours, with coursework designed to fit into busy schedules, including during commutes. The degree also requires an applied practice experience, where students collaborate with partners to create useful community projects, integrating their academic learning with practical application.
The MPH program consistently receives high praise from students for its quality and flexibility. In our most recent cohort, exit surveys show an impressive 9 out of 10 for overall satisfaction and an even more remarkable 9.3 out of 10 for the likelihood of recommending the program. These figures speak volumes about the program's impact on students and their preparedness to excel in the field of public health.
Lectures are organized into weekly modules, which can be absorbed via video playback or interactive transcript. Pace yourself through online lectures before meeting with the professor and your classmates to dive deeper into the material.
Access your courses from anywhere — you can even download them to your mobile device and study offline without using your data plan.
Interact with fellow students through course forums. Get access to every question asked and answered by previous students. Meet, network, and work with peers in the program during live class sessions and regional meetups (optional).
Head of the Department of Accountancy and Professor of Accountancy and PwC Faculty Fellow and RC Evans Data Analytics Fellow
Assistant Professor of Accountancy and Arthur Anderson Fellowship in Accountancy and R.C. Evans Data Analytics Fellow
Associate Professor of Accountancy and Arthur Andersen Faculty Fellow
Deloitte Professor of Accountancy and Executive Associate Dean of Faculty and Research
For more than 100 years, Gies College of Business has intentionally designed its innovative programs, leading-edge curriculum, and experiential learning opportunities to empower and prepare students to turn big ideas into meaningful actions. Today, Gies faculty prepare more than 8,000 future business leaders from around the world to put their purpose into practice and provide transformative leadership in a global economy.
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