Educational Benefits

Yale University

publichealth.yale.edu

Department: Public Health
Degrees Awarded: Joint Degrees, Master of Public Health (MPH)
Admissions Deadlines: January 15
Admissions Cycle: End of August: online SOPHAS application available ---- January 15th : online application closes ----- Rolling admissions; Decisions initially announced in December
Program Start: End of August
Founded: December 2008

Benefits

Guidance and assistance in locating internships at local nonprofit, public, and private organizations in New Haven and the surrounding areas. Fellows receive a minimum of $5,000; additional financial aid available, including merit/need-based scholarships and need-based grants.

Description

Master in Public Health (MPH); joint degrees with programs in Medicine, Nursing, Physician Associate, Management, Forestry& Environmental Studies, Law, Divinity, and with The MacMillan Center and the International & Development Economics Program in the Graduate School. Summer internships with community partners in a wide variety of New Haven, CT organizations. Seven areas of study which include: Biostatistics, Chronic Disease Epidemiology, Environmental Health Sciences, Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases, Health Management, Health Policy and Social & Behavioral Sciences. The Global Health Concentration can be applied to in conjunction with any of the areas of study. Also offered is an eleven month Advanced Professional MPH program in 5 tracks of study.

Requirements

SOPHAS application form, official transcripts, three letters of recommendations, personal essay, resume/CV, GRE, and TOEFL (where applicable).

For inquiries about Master's International, please contact your Peace Corps regional office at 800.424.8580. For Fellows/USA programs you may contact Fellows/USA at 800.424.8580 extension 1440.

Last updated Mar 19 2009