The Brown MPH has a singular purpose: to train leaders in public health who are armed with the skills to conduct research, bring about policy change, and positively affect the health of populations. The in-person program includes an internship, a thesis, and the option of customizing your MPH with one of several concentrations. The generalist concentration is delivered fully online and includes an internship and capstone project.
Master of Public Health
Master of Public Health
Training future leaders in public health
Master of Public Health
Training future leaders in public health
In-person MPH candidates complete core courses and tailor their education with elective courses while students in the generalist concentration (delivered online) take a set of 12 required courses.
In-person MPH student demonstrates their strengths in research, policy, or program evaluation through a thesis project. Students in the generalist concentration (delivered online) demonstrate their strengths in research, policy, or program evaluation through a capstone project.
The Brown MPH is rooted in the University's tradition of academic excellence and collaborative synergies, much like the field of public health itself. Students and faculty move freely among our research centers and academic departments—across and beyond the university, too.
Brown MPH graduates go on to make important public health contributions in academic settings, government agencies, consulting firms, and nonprofits.
Graduate Outcomes
A Brown education prepares students to flourish as independent thinkers, innovative collaborators, and active global citizens.
More from the Brown MPH Experience
The School of Public Health’s annual poster conference showcases the public health research of Brown students at all levels, along with our trainees and partners.
The Health Equity Scholars program is a scholarship and leadership development opportunity for select students entering the Master of Public Health program at Brown.
Read about our MPH students volunteering at Providence Health Equity Vaccine Clinics in a recent issue of our school magazine, Continuum.