The Department of Population, Family and Reproductive Health offers a variety of master's level programs including an academic Master of Health Science (MHS) Program in Demography and a professional Master of Health Science (MHS) Program (One or Two Year) with a focus in one of the following areas: child and adolescent health and development; population health studies; or reproductive, perinatal, and women’s health. These programs are designed to strengthen existing skills and knowledge for application in population and health; women's health; adolescent health; reproductive health; and maternal and child health. Through course work and experience with faculty, students acquire a firm grounding in general public health principles and in specific areas of population, family and reproductive health. Master of Health Science in Demography (One Year Program) Master of Health Science Program (One or Two Year) Master of Health Science/Peace Corps Master's International Program Admissions Requirements and Application Information
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