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Why the UC Berkeley Online MPH?
Access a world-class UC Berkeley education known for academic rigor and pioneering advancements in public health, exemplified by innovations like Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR). CBPR, pioneered at Berkeley Public Health, empowers communities in research, addressing health disparities and fostering community engagement for health improvement.
We have a legacy of tackling critical public health issues with innovative ideas and community impact. Our expertise spans environmental health, influencing policies on air quality, water quality, toxic substances, and climate change on a global scale, as well as infectious disease research, where we played a pivotal role in understanding HIV/AIDS and shaping public health responses. Additionally, our contributions to nutrition and food policy, especially regarding childhood obesity and food marketing, have left a lasting mark on public health improvement.
At UC Berkeley School of Public Health, health equity and social justice are part of our DNA. For more than 75 years, we’ve been pushing boundaries and challenging the status quo. We believe that universities exist not only for the generation of knowledge and education of students, but for the betterment of our community and the world. In the next decade, we plan to harness our commitment to antiracism and community engagement to become the world’s leading school of public health for social impact.
Develop personally and professionally, gaining the knowledge, skills, and confidence to drive change in the public health landscape. Our graduates hold major positions in health departments, hospitals, national and international organizations, in local, state, and federal government, in voluntary health organizations, in the corporate sector, and in health care and health promotion organizations. Top employers of Berkeley Public Health Online alumni include: Genentech, UCSF, and Kaiser.
Access a flexible online format designed to accommodate the busy schedules of working professionals, allowing you to balance education with career and life. Despite being online, learners have access to the same tools, instructors, resources, and lessons used on-campus.
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Average salary of graduates (2023) – $111,830
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About the Doctor of Public Health Program
As the most advanced, professional qualification in public health, the DrPH prepares early- to mid-career domestic and international public health professionals to assume leadership roles in public health policy and practice positions as well as in health services delivery settings.
The Schoolwide DrPH program is a flexible, part-time program delivered online with the option of taking onsite courses.
- The Online Only option is for students who wish to take all of their courses online and not travel to Baltimore for onsite courses.
- The Online Plus option * (minimum onsite requirement of 4 credits) is for students who wish to take some face-to-face onsite courses.
Students are expected to remain in relevant public health employment throughout their studies.
The DrPH program is built around foundational competencies that focus on leadership, analytical skills, communication, policy, management, and program design and evaluation. Instruction is delivered through an integrated sequence of problem-based learning classes that address current public health challenges and provide students with opportunities to apply skills in a close to real-life setting.
*For international students (pending SEVP approval) :
- F-1 I-20 applications are possible for taking four or more credits of instruction during the summer or winter institute in Baltimore;
- F-1 I-20 applications require four or more credits of instruction in two consecutive weeks for each visit;
- F-1 I-20s cannot be issued for instruction during an 8-week term.
The DrPH allows professionals to continue improving health and saving lives while pursuing their studies wherever they are in the world.
Doctor of Public Health Program Highlights
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What Can You Do With a DrPH?
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Sample Careers
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- President & CEO, Medical System
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- City Police Chief
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- COO & Deputy Health Commissioner
- Lead, Population Health Informatics
- Director of Patient Safety
- Assistant VP Care Transformation, Medical System
- Director, Epidemiology Intelligence Unit, Ministry of Health
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Where Can You Work With a DrPH?
Sample organizations.
- Seattle & King County Public Health
- Southern Nevada Health District
- Nebraska Dept. of HHS
- Texas Department of State Health Health Services
- Philadelphia Department of Public Health
- NYC Department of Mental Health & Mental Hygiene
- National Academy of Sciences
- American Academy of Pediatrics
- Children's National Hospital
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- Johns Hopkins Hospital
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- Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
- Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
- Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
- Universities: Johns Hopkins, Columbia, Case Western Reserve, Georgia State, Wisconsin, New Mexico
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- Ministry of Health: Kuwait, Thailand
- International Planned Parenthood Federation
Curriculum for the Doctor of Public Health
Students in the DrPH Program complete a minimum of 30 credits of foundational course work taken by all DrPH students to meet the CEPH foundational DrPH competencies, which include a minimum of 6 credits of data analysis course work. Students also take an additional 27 credits of course work related to their concentration or track, and a minimum of 7 proposal and thesis credits. Overall, the DrPH requires a minimum total of 64 credits for graduation.
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Environmental Health Concentration (2 tracks available)
- Environmental Health Track
- Health Security Track
Global Health: Policy & Evaluation Concentration
Health Equity & Social Justice Concentration
Health Policy & Management Concentration (4 tracks available)
- Healthcare Management & Leadership
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- Quality & Patient Safety
Implementation Science Concentration
Women's & Reproductive Health Concentration
Admissions Requirements
For the general admissions requirements see our How to Apply page. The specific program also requires:
Prior Graduate Degree
MPH or other health-related master's degree; students who have not completed coursework in Biostatistics and Epidemiology may need to take additional coursework concurrent with the 57 didactic credits required for the DrPH.
Prior Work Experience
Minimum 3 years of professional, full-time public health experience in the applicant's area of interest by the Dec. 1st application deadline.
Standardized Test Scores
Standardized test scores are not required and not reviewed for this program. If you have taken a standardized test such as the GRE, GMAT, or MCAT and want to submit your scores, please note that they will not be used as a metric during the application review. Applications will be reviewed holistically based on all required application components.
Student Sponsorship
This program currently does not qualify for F-1 or J-1 student sponsorship. Legal Permanent Residents and non-immigrants who are otherwise physically present in the U.S. and in a status that allows for full or part-time study, may pursue this program.
Mark J. Bittle, DrPH, MBA
Mark Bittle is the Chair of the schoolwide Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) program and a senior scientist in the Department of Health Policy and Management. He currently serves as director for the School's Master of Health Administration and the Master of Applied Science in Population Health Management. His work focuses on the organizational and management factors that influence physician alignment and managing change in complex organizations.
Renee M. Johnson, PhD, MPH
Renee M. Johnson is Deputy Chair of the schoolwide Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) program. She is also Associate Professor & Vice Chair for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in Mental Health. She co-directs NIH-funded Drug Dependence Epidemiology Training Program and previously served on the MPH Executive Board. Her work addresses substance use, injury and violence, overdose prevention, and adolescent health.
Part-time DrPH students pay by the credit and finance their graduate studies through a variety of funding options ranging from paying out of pocket, to utilizing employer tuition remission benefits, financial aid , external scholarships, and military funding.
Bloomberg American Health Initiative DrPH Fellowships
The Bloomberg American Health Initiative offers 8-10 highly competitive fellowships for incoming DrPH students currently working with U.S. organizations on the front lines of one of the Bloomberg American Health Initiative’s five focus areas: addiction and overdose, environmental challenges, obesity and the food system, risks to adolescent health, and violence. A separate application process is required for consideration. Please note that only about 12% of fellowship applicants receive an award. It is important that applicants consider additional funding means prior to applying for the DrPH Program.
For further details regarding eligibility and the application process, please visit the Bloomberg American Health Initiative website.
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Master of Public Health (MPH) Degree
How is the mph curriculum structured.
- 20 course units (two years)
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- The 2-part Professional Skills Seminar
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- The applied practice experience
- Master's thesis or capstone course
What does the MPH Core Curriculum consist of?
The core curriculum for the MPH program consists of 5 courses and two Professional Skills Seminars. Our foundational classes in biostatistics, epidemiology, social and structural determinants of health inequities, and health policy and health care systems ground students with the breadth of skill sets and perspectives essential to careers in public health. "Major Health Threats" is an interdisciplinary course that uses a combination of lectures, case studies, and vignette approaches. Students learn to actively apply concepts, hone data interpretation skills, and frame research and health solution projects.
- EPH 505a - Biostatistics in Public Health (not required for BIS)
- EPH 507a - Social Justice and Health Equity
- EPH 508a - Foundations of Epidemiology and Public Health
- EPH 510a - Health Policy and Health Care Systems
- EPH 513b - Major Health Threats: Ethics and Practice -----------
- EPH 100a - Professional Skills Seminar
- EPH 101b - Professional Skills Seminar
Departments and Programs
Health care management program, health policy, social and behavioral sciences, concentrations and tracks.
The following concentrations and tracks are available for students to customize their elective courses in the MPH program. They are 3-5 courses each and are added once students have begun the MPH program. Concentrations offer the opportunity for students to direct their applied practice experiences, whereas tracks are exclusively course based.
Global Health Concentration
Here at YSPH, we believe that Global Health is Public Health. This means that it is not just a one department of study but rather an important theme that is woven throughout the program. Students in any department may also participate in the Global Health Concentration . YSPH GHC faculty is on the front lines of global health responses.
Maternal Child Health Promotion Track
The Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Promotion track is a cutting-edge promotion-education program that takes a multidisciplinary approach to implementing evidence-based practices to improve outcomes. The MCH Promotion Track faculty trains students on the importance and application of implementation science to maternal-child health promotion.
YSPH Public Health Modeling (PHM) faculty is on the cutting edge of developing and assessing public health through mathematical modeling. Students in any department may also pursue the modeling concentration .
U.S. Health and Justice Concentration
Vast, persistent, and avoidable health inequalities by race, geography, class, gender identity, and sexual orientation are well documented. YSPH USHJ faculty realize that addressing these inequalities is both a critical challenge and a critical objective for public health researchers and practitioners. This U.S. Health and Justice (USHJ) Concentration is for students who want to not only research and understand health inequities but to be agents of change for a new generation.
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School of Public Health, Graduate, Full Term, 2022-2023
Graduate and rackham tuition.
Credits | Michigan Resident | Michigan Non-Resident |
1 | Michigan Resident: $2,139 | Michigan Non-Resident: $3,300 |
2 | Michigan Resident: $3,883 | Michigan Non-Resident: $6,205 |
3 | Michigan Resident: $5,627 | Michigan Non-Resident: $9,110 |
4 | Michigan Resident: $7,371 | Michigan Non-Resident: $12,015 |
5 | Michigan Resident: $9,115 | Michigan Non-Resident: $14,920 |
6 | Michigan Resident: $10,859 | Michigan Non-Resident: $17,825 |
7 | Michigan Resident: $12,603 | Michigan Non-Resident: $20,730 |
8 | Michigan Resident: $14,347 | Michigan Non-Resident: $23,635 |
9+ (Full-Time) | Michigan Resident: $16,091 | Michigan Non-Resident: $26,542 |
Candidacy | $7,054 |
Executive Master's Program, Health Management and Policy Tuition
Credits | Michigan Resident | Michigan Non-Resident |
1 | Michigan Resident: $1,341 | Michigan Non-Resident: $2,115 |
2 | Michigan Resident: $2,497 | Michigan Non-Resident: $4,045 |
3 | Michigan Resident: $3,653 | Michigan Non-Resident: $5,975 |
4 | Michigan Resident: $4,809 | Michigan Non-Resident: $7,905 |
5 | Michigan Resident: $5,965 | Michigan Non-Resident: $9,835 |
6 | Michigan Resident: $7,121 | Michigan Non-Resident: $11,765 |
7 | Michigan Resident: $8,277 | Michigan Non-Resident: $13,695 |
8 | Michigan Resident: $9,433 | Michigan Non-Resident: $15,625 |
9 | Michigan Resident: $10,589 | Michigan Non-Resident: $17,555 |
10 | Michigan Resident: $11,745 | Michigan Non-Resident: $19,485 |
11 | Michigan Resident: $12,901 | Michigan Non-Resident: $21,415 |
12 | Michigan Resident: $14,057 | Michigan Non-Resident: $23,345 |
For Each Additional Hour | Michigan Resident: $1,156 | Michigan Non-Resident: $1,930 |
Distance Learning Tuition
Credits | Michigan Resident | Michigan Non-Resident |
1 | Michigan Resident: $1,222 | Michigan Non-Resident: $1,329 |
2 | Michigan Resident: $2,259 | Michigan Non-Resident: $2,473 |
3 | Michigan Resident: $3,296 | Michigan Non-Resident: $3,617 |
4 | Michigan Resident: $4,333 | Michigan Non-Resident: $4,761 |
5 | Michigan Resident: $5,370 | Michigan Non-Resident: $5,905 |
6 | Michigan Resident: $6,407 | Michigan Non-Resident: $7,049 |
7 | Michigan Resident: $7,444 | Michigan Non-Resident: $8,193 |
8 | Michigan Resident: $8,481 | Michigan Non-Resident: $9,337 |
9 | Michigan Resident: $9,518 | Michigan Non-Resident: $10,481 |
10 | Michigan Resident: $10,555 | Michigan Non-Resident: $11,625 |
11 | Michigan Resident: $11,592 | Michigan Non-Resident: $12,769 |
12 | Michigan Resident: $12,629 | Michigan Non-Resident: $13,913 |
For Each Additional Hour | Michigan Resident: $1,037 | Michigan Non-Resident: $1,144 |
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