The Master of Public Health degree is an interdisciplinary degree. Students are admitted to the program rather than to a department. Although students may be enrolled at any of the three campuses, students apply to the AzGPPH at the UA, where the MPH degree is awarded.
Students receive full credit for courses cross-listed at the three universities.
There are two concentrations available at ASU, Health Administration and Policy and Community Health Practice. Health Administration and Policy is offered at ASU through the School of Health Administration and Policy. Community Health Practice is offered at ASU through the College of Nursing. The School of Health Administration is ranked as one of the top twelve programs in health administration by U.S. News and World Report . The School's faculty are Professors William Johnson, Bradford Kirkman-Liff, Patrick Rivers, Eugene Schneller, Stu Wesbury and Frank Williams.