Students may select an equivalent course with the approval of the Director of Graduate Studies and faculty advisor.
Specific coursework to fulfill these requirements should be chosen in consultation with, and approved by, the Director of Graduate Studies and faculty advisor.
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Departmental Qualifying Examination: Required; written. Comprehensive exam assessing knowledge of foundational HPE content.
Required; manuscript or multi-article format. MHPE 599 for a minimum of 14 semester hours
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The PhD in Health Policy and Management is a full-time doctoral program that trains its students to conduct original investigator-initiated research through a combination of coursework and research mentoring. The curriculum includes core coursework that is common across the four concentrations and courses specific to each individual concentration. Applicants to the PhD in Health Policy and Management apply directly to one of four concentrations. All four options have the same deadline, structure, and funding.
This concentration is designed for students interested in conducting independent research on ethical issues in public health policy, research and practice such as domestic and international research ethics, learning health systems, emerging biomedical technologies, ethics and public health genetics, national and global food policy, access to care and health care priority setting. By the end of their training, students are equipped to function as independent researchers, conducting empirical research related to bioethics, public health and health policy, as well as prepared to provide practical and normative recommendations regarding ethics and public health policy.
View more program information about the Concentration in Bioethics and Health Policy.
This concentration is designed for students interested in preventing leading public health problems through the development, analysis, implementation and evaluation of public health policies. Students affiliated with this concentration employ an interdisciplinary approach to their research in areas such as environmental and occupational health policy, injury prevention and control, social policy, and health and the practice of prevention.
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This concentration prepares doctoral students for conducting innovative and rigorous research on the economics of health and healthcare. The curriculum stresses a solid grounding in applied modern microeconomic theory, quantitative methods, and econometrics applications. Students take courses through the Department of Economics in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences.
View more program information about the Concentration in Health Economics and Policy.
This concentration prepares doctoral students for conducting innovative and rigorous quantitative and qualitative research and evaluation in health services delivery. The curriculum includes exposure to a wide variety of research methods, content areas, and datasets. It also offers the opportunity for in-depth study in areas such as public health informatics, quality of care and patient-centered outcomes research, including a focus on older adults, and health care disparities.
View more program information about the Concentration in Health Services Research and Policy.
Browse an overview of the requirements for this PhD program in the JHU Academic Catalogue and explore all course offerings in the Bloomberg School Course Directory .
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Per the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) with the JHU PhD Union, the minimum guaranteed 2025-2026 academic year stipend is $50,000 for all PhD students with a 4% increase the following year. Tuition, fees, and medical benefits are provided, including health insurance premiums for PhD student’s children and spouses of international students, depending on visa type. The minimum stipend and tuition coverage is guaranteed for at least the first four years of a BSPH PhD program; specific amounts and the number of years supported, as well as work expectations related to that stipend will vary across departments and funding source. Please refer to the CBA to review specific benefits, compensation, and other terms.
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UVM's PhD in SHIE prepares highly trained experts with cutting-edge interdisciplinary methodological skills that address critical issues to enhance educational equity and inclusive education to promote the social, emotional, and behavioral health of children, youth, and adults (birth to age 21) impacted by adversity such as trauma, maltreatment, poverty, racism, and other forms of marginalization.
SHIE graduates will be highly skilled in conducting meaningful research and prepare resilient educators and leaders to ensure the social, emotional and behavioral health of future generations.
Drawing on the disciplines, frameworks and research modalities of special education, social work, and public health, doctoral scholars will engage in interdisciplinary collaborations, training, and methodological rigor in advancing equity and inclusive education. Scholars will participate in applied research teams working to develop and test programs and practices in school and community settings.
We place intentional emphasis on scholarship and activity that supports collaboration within the cohort and among our core faculty’s professional networks. Scholars will engage in in-person seminars, online learning, and professional conferences that support their success within the program while completing courses and fieldwork that prepares them to conduct rigorous and meaningful research.
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Dr. Haines' research focuses on improving meaningful family, school, and community collaborations in order to increase well-being and belongingness, especially for historically marginalized students and families.
Dr. Garwood's research and teaching focuses on students with and at risk for emotional and behavioral disorders (EBD) across three specific areas: (1) pre-service preparation and teachers use of relationship-based pedagogy, (2) academic interventions, and (3) classroom management.
Dr. Garnett is a public health prevention scientist interested in childhood obesity, bullying, discrimination and harassment, youth health disparities, food access and food security, community based participatory research, school climate and restorative justice.
Dr. Kervick is deeply committed to preparing future teachers who holistically support the academic and social-emotional needs of children through fostering inclusive, equitable and accessible learning environments.
Dr. Strolin-Goltzman is an implementation scholar focusing on interventions to improve the resilience and social and emotional wellbeing of children, youth, and families across child welfare, mental health, and school settings, with specific expertise in trauma-informed practices.
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We welcome applications from professionals in education and related fields (e.g., social work, counseling, mental health) who have experience working with students with disabilities in applied settings. Applicants are strongly encouraged to identify at least one core faculty member as a potential advisor and explain the fit between yourself and the faculty member’s research interests. You are welcome to reach out to Dr. Garwood or Dr. Haines for more information.
Application reviews begin on December 1st. The final deadline for submitting an application is February 15.
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In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, the importance of advanced degrees in public health cannot be overstated. In the aftermath of a global pandemic, many public health professionals are seeking new ways to effectively prepare for the increasingly complex challenges our current healthcare system faces.
As a result, many are turning to advanced education to better understand how to drive innovations and improve global health outcomes. However, choosing the right degree is essential for aligning your education with your career goals. There are several non-clinical degree programs that can help you become a more informed healthcare professional.
Here’s an overview of master’s degrees in public health and which one is right for you.
Investing in a master’s degree in public health is a significant commitment—both financially and personally. However, the benefits of advanced education in this field are substantial and can lead to a rewarding and impactful career.
A master’s degree in public health equips professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to tackle some of the most pressing health issues facing communities today. It provides a comprehensive understanding of public health principles, from epidemiology and biostatistics to health policy and environmental health, ensuring graduates are well-prepared to address complex health challenges.
An advanced degree can also open up a wide range of career opportunities. With the healthcare sector continuously evolving, there’s a growing demand for highly trained public health professionals who can lead initiatives, drive policy changes, and implement innovative health solutions.
For example, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment for health educators and community health workers is projected to grow 14 percent from 2022 to 2032 —much faster than the average for all occupations. This demand highlights the value of advanced education in securing impactful roles within the industry.
“These advanced degree programs aim to prepare individuals to become future leaders and innovators in this space,” Maniar says.
As a result, many institutions offer public health master’s degrees to shape the future of this field. Prospective public health professionals can earn degrees such as:
Despite their varying focuses, these degrees frequently lead to similar professional opportunities, helping you achieve your career goals.
“There are several degrees available to a public health professional, but many times these credentials are very similar with slightly different names,” Maniar notes. “And in addition, as healthcare, healthcare administration, and public health grow in scope, there’s more overlap between these degrees, ensuring more versatility and transferability among them.”
Despite this overlap, many still wonder which degree is right for them. If that’s the case, here’s a closer look at the various master’s degrees you can get in public health and how to determine which one is right for you.
Master of public health.
The Master of Public Health (MPH) degree is a comprehensive and versatile program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to address a wide range of public health issues.
The MPH curriculum typically includes courses in:
In addition, MPH programs emphasize addressing social determinants of health. Students are trained to understand the complex factors that influence health outcomes and to develop strategies to reduce health disparities.
“Public health professionals need to understand that as we prepare for the future of public health, we cannot let go of those foundational competencies, those foundational areas of knowledge and expertise that are really the bedrock of good public health practice,” Maniar says.
As a result, MPH graduates make a significant impact on various public health sectors.
For example, MPH graduates have been pivotal in addressing the opioid epidemic in the United States. They conduct research to identify the root causes of opioid misuse, design intervention programs to support affected communities, and implement policies to regulate the prescription of opioids.
This is just one example of how versatile an MPH program is, ensuring graduates are well-prepared to tackle diverse public health challenges, drive meaningful change, and promote healthier communities worldwide.
The Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH) degree is designed for individuals who want to focus on the research and scientific aspects of public health. It provides a rigorous foundation in public health methodologies, preparing graduates to contribute to public health knowledge through research, data analysis, and advanced study.
The MSPH curriculum typically includes courses in:
This comprehensive coursework equips students with the skills necessary to design, conduct, and analyze public health research, ensuring they’re well-prepared to contribute to the scientific community.
This focus on research and academic training teaches students how to apply quantitative and qualitative research methods to public health problems, interpret and present research findings, and develop evidence-based solutions.
“Research is the backbone of public health advancements,” Maniar adds. “An MSPH degree equips professionals with the tools to uncover critical insights and drive health innovations.”
Consider public health professionals’ role in environmental health research. MSPH graduates investigate the health effects of environmental exposures, such as air pollution and hazardous chemicals, and develop interventions to mitigate these risks.
These tactics can make a huge impact on respiratory health and help advocate for policies to reduce emissions and protect vulnerable populations.
The Master of Public Health Policy (MPHP) degree is designed to equip students with the expertise needed to influence and shape health policy at local, national, and global levels. It combines a thorough understanding of the intricacies of health policy and prepares graduates to create and implement policies that improve public health outcomes.
The MPHP curriculum typically includes courses in:
This comprehensive coursework provides students with the skills to evaluate existing policies, design new health policies, and understand the legal and ethical considerations involved in public health decision-making.
As a result, students learn to critically assess the impact of health policies on various populations, advocate for effective policy changes, and understand the political and economic contexts in which these policies are made.
“The ability to navigate and influence health policy is crucial for driving systemic changes that can lead to significant improvements in public health,” Maniar says.
For instance, during the COVID-19 pandemic, public health policy professionals played a critical role in formulating and implementing policies to mitigate the spread of the virus. They advised government officials on social distancing measures, mask mandates, and vaccination strategies.
Their expertise in health policy analysis and strategic planning has been crucial in developing evidence-based responses to health crises like these.
The Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree is designed for individuals seeking to develop leadership and management skills in the public and nonprofit sectors. It provides a comprehensive foundation in public administration principles, preparing graduates to effectively manage public programs, implement policy, and lead organizations in serving the public interest.
The MPA curriculum typically includes courses in:
This comprehensive coursework equips students with the skills necessary to design, manage, and evaluate public programs, ensuring they are well-prepared to contribute to effective governance and administration.
These competencies can be particularly useful for public health professionals who want to lead large-scale health initiatives, develop policies that address community health needs, and implement programs that improve health outcomes and reduce disparities in various populations.
Public health administration is another area where MPA graduates have made a difference.
They’ve managed public health departments, overseen vaccination campaigns, and coordinated public health initiatives. For example, public administrators have led efforts to improve vaccination rates by managing logistics, ensuring equitable distribution, and engaging with communities to increase trust and participation.
Choosing the right advanced degree in public health is a critical step in shaping your career and making a meaningful impact on community health. With a variety of programs available, each offers unique opportunities to address public health challenges in different ways.
“It’s important to think about how you want to use the degree to achieve your career goals,” Maniar concludes. “All of these programs offer unique opportunities, but understanding the focus and outcomes of each can help you make the best decision for your future.”
Northeastern University offers a robust MPH program that emphasizes experiential learning and real-world application. Whether you’re passionate about combating epidemics, improving mental health services, or advocating for health equity, Northeastern’s MPH program provides the tools and experiences necessary to drive meaningful change.
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K. Davina Frick (she/her) is a professor who teaches economics for decision-making, business leadership and human values, frameworks for analyzing healthcare markets, and a course on how the U.S. health care system in the past, present, and future facilitates innovation.
Frick studied health policy and administration at Penn State, followed by economics and health services research at the University of Michigan. In 1996, she joined the faculty of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, where she still has joint appointments. She moved to a leadership position at the Carey Business School in 2013 and returned to an exclusively faculty role in 2021.
Much of Frick’s research focuses on measuring costs associated with diseases or measuring the cost-effectiveness of new treatments, care systems, or community-based interventions. The most focused area has been public and private eye care, and she is currently co-chairing a National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine workgroup on myopia. In addition, she is co-chairing an AcademyHealth project on health services research’s inclusivity, impact, and innovation. She focuses on research translation, specializing in linking peer-reviewed research with the information business leaders need to make decisions about companies that operate in the real-world marketplace. She plans for future research to focus on mentoring, leadership, and DEIB issues.
Frick has mentored students, faculty, and staff, and spoken about mentoring to many audiences—particularly mentoring as a two-way street. She has focused on DEIB issues as a member of a team that produced a series of videos about LGBTQ+ Narratives in Academia, as part of a second team that produced a video called Business of Pronouns, by serving on the school’s Inclusive Teaching committee as well as the university’s Diversity Leadership Council, by reading names at graduation for 10 years, and by serving on the Diversity and Anti-Racism Team for the Society for Medical Decision Making.
Multiple podcasts and blogs on leadership, values, and DEIB
The GME Program Manager functions as a member of the Department of Orthopedics & Rehabilitation Education team. In conjunction with the Program Directors, the position has primary responsibility for managing all aspects of the Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation residency and Pain Management fellowship programs within the Department of Orthopedics & Rehabilitation. The position will coordinate and manage a wide variety of duties that directly impact the residents, fellows, medical students and faculty of the department, working collaboratively and collegially with each. This role will ensure that programs comply with requirements set forthby the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) and the UW Health Graduate Medical Education (UWH GME) Office. A strong background in graduate medical education is essential. This position requires an individual with strong communication and interpersonal skills, excellent organizational skills, careful attention to detail, the ability to work as a team player and the capability to perform multiple tasks in a fast-paced and often stressful environment. This position is expected to demonstrate well-developed assessment skills and decision making abilities and judgment.
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