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Master of Health Science (MHS)

The Master of Health Science (MHS) is offered through individual academic departments in two distinct degree formats: one is the Academic MHS degree and the other is the Professional MHS degree. The Academic MHS degree is for those interested in deepening their knowledge of a particular public health discipline through in-depth study and research. The Professional MHS degree is designed for students who are beginning or advancing a career in a specific field of public health and includes a practicum after completion of coursework. MHS degree programs are offered by the individual academic departments, in contrast to the MPH, which is a Schoolwide degree.

Academic MHS

Academic MHS programs provide opportunities for advanced study and research. At a minimum, programs require 4 terms of full-time coursework, a written culmination such as a thesis, essay or other written exercise, and an oral presentation. Academic MHS programs are offered by the following departments of the School:

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
     Reproductive and Cancer Biology

Biostatistics
     Biostatistics
     Bioinformatics

Environmental Health Sciences
     Environmental Health Sciences

Epidemiology
     Cancer Epidemiology
     Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology
     Clinical Epidemiology
     Epidemiology of Aging
     General Epidemiology and Methodology
     Human Genetics/Genetic Epidemiology
     Infectious Disease Epidemiology
     Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology

Graduate Training Program in Clinical Investigation

Mental Health
     Mental Health

Molecular Microbiology and Immunology
     Molecular Microbiology and Immunology

Population, Family and Reproductive Health
     Demography


Professional MHS

Professional MHS programs offer students the opportunity to directly apply what they learn in classes and gain practical experience as part of their program so that upon graduation they can begin or advance their careers as public health professionals. At a minimum, they require 4 terms of full-time coursework, a written culmination such as an essay or other written exercise, and an internship that is appropriate to their program. Professional MHS programs are offered by the following departments of the School:

Environmental Health Sciences
     Occupational and Environmental Hygiene

Health Behavior and Society
     Behavioral Sciences and Health Education

Health Policy and Management
     Health Finance and Management
     Health Policy

International Health
     Global Disease Epidemiology and Control
     Health Systems
     Human Nutrition
     Social and Behavioral Interventions
     Peace Corps Master's International Program 

Population, Family and Reproductive Health
     Child and Adolescent Health and Development
     
Population and Health
     Reproductive, Perinatal and Women's Health
     Peace Corps Master's International Program

Please contact the appropriate department for additional information regarding a specific MHS program.


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