The M.P.H. degree is often the terminal degree for the front-line public health worker. The AzGPPH Master of Public Health degree is established as an inter university, interagency program. Community Health Practice, Environmental and Occupational Health, Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Family and Child Health, and Health Education and Behavioral Sciences. The Health Education and Behavioral Sciences concentration area is available at Northern Arizona University. The M.P.H. degree requires a minimum of 33 to 49 credits, including a minimum of 3 credits of internship.
Individual requirements vary by concentration area.
Potential students are advised to contact the AzGPPH office to obtain specific information for a specific concentration area. All students will take 5 core courses, internship, required concentration courses, and elective courses.