Master of Public Health & Doctor of Public Health - Medical College of Wisconsin

The Medical College of Wisconsin offers a wide range of programs that feature expert faculty who can provide advanced training and opportunities to improve the health and well-being of communities. Doctorate of Public Health, (DrPH): MCW's Institute for Health & Equity offers the first online DrPH program in Wisconsin designed to prepare experienced public health practitioners with the competencies needed to lead community health improvement efforts. Training will be self-directed, faculty and dissertation advisor guided, and cohort influenced. This will enable students to work on problems together, and to challenge one another in an environment built on trust. Academic relationships and community partnerships developed through this program will support success in the short term and over the course of a career. The accredited, online DrPH program consists of 46 credits including 10 dissertation credits. The curriculum is delivered using a combination of synchronous and asynchronous learning opportunities including three summer visits to campus. Students participate in a cohort model and the program is designed to be completed in three years. Master of Public Health, (MPH): The MPH Program offers online coursework toward a 42-credit Master of Public Health degree, a 12-credit Graduate Certificate in Public Health, a 12-credit Graduate Certificate in Community Health Assessment and Planning, and a 12-credit Graduate Certificate in Population Health Management. Students may also enroll in courses as non-degree-seeking students. Courses are offered in a convenient, online education format.