Masters in Public Health, M.P.H.

The Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) from Delaware Valley University is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to address complex public health challenges. Students will learn to develop and evaluate public health programs, utilize health informatics for data-driven decision-making, and respond effectively to biosecurity threats and emergencies. Graduates will be empowered to contribute effectively to the promotion of health equity and sustainable practices in diverse communities and address multifaceted public health challenges. This program requires a total of 42 credits.

Core Courses

MPH 6010 - Foundations of Public Health: Current & Emerging Issues 3 Credits
MPH 6015 - Introduction to Epidemiology 3 Credits
MPH 6020 - Community Health 3 Credits
MPH 6030 - Environmental Health 3 Credits
MPH 6040 - Public Health at the Human-Animal Interface 3 Credits
MPH 6035 - Health Information Systems and Informatics 3 Credits
MPH 6050 - Biostatistics and Data Analysis 3 Credits
MPH 6060 - Public Health Program Evaluation and Research Methods 3 Credits
MPH 6070 - Biosecurity, Emergency Response, and Outbreak Investigation 3 Credits
MPH 6080 - One Health Seminar 3 Credits
MPH 7020 - Public Health Capstone 3 Credits
Two Elective Courses (see list below)

Elective Courses

MHA 6016 - Population Health Management for Healthcare Leaders 3 Credits
MPH 6021 - Social and Behavioral Aspects of Public Health 3 Credits
MPH 6031 - Environmental Epidemiology 3 Credits
MPH 6032 - Environmental Policy and Regulation 3 Credits
MPH 6041 - Epidemiology of Zoonotic Diseases 3 Credits
MPH 6042 - Foodborne Diseases, Food Animal Production Systems, and Food Safety 3 Credits