At CreativeAgency we’re all about helping your brand shine with creative, bold & purposeful solutions to help you stand out
Earn Your Master of Public Health at WashU
Public health challenges are complex — and solving them requires more than one perspective.
The Master of Public Health (MPH) program at Washington University in St. Louis prepares you to think critically, conduct meaningful research, and address health issues shaped by social, political, and environmental factors. You will build the skills to make an impact locally and globally.
Interdisciplinary approach
Work across fields to understand and solve complex health issues
Hands-on skills
Build experience in data analysis, visualization, and leadership
Relevant coursework
Explore topics like global mental health, climate change, and public health practice
Why WashU MPH?
Here, your education goes beyond theory.
Real research experience
60% of students serve as research assistants
Customize Your Master’s
As you build your foundation, you will shape your graduate degree around your specific interests and goals.
Choose from five MPH concentrations:
Epidemiology & Biostatistics
Develop advanced data analysis skills and learn to design and public health research.
Generalist
Create a flexible path by selecting courses across concentrations — ideal for broad interests or dual-degree students
Mental & Behavioral Health
Address population-level mental health challenges and improve community well-being
Global Health
Focus on health challenges affecting vulnerable populations worldwide and develop cross-sector solutions
Health Policy Analysis
Learn to evaluate and shape policy at local, state, and national levels
Support for Your Goals
WashU offers scholarships and graduate assistantships designed to support your education and help you gain valuable experience. While funding is competitive, these opportunities can help offset costs while building your professional skill set.
You are ready to do meaningful work in public health. WashU can help you get there.
Apply to the Master of Public Health program and start building the skills to make an impact.
©2026 Washington University in St. Louis