University of Wisconsin-Madison Master of Public Health (MPH) Program

The vision of the University of Wisconsin-Madison's MPH Program is public health professionals optimizing population health and advancing social justice.

As part of the only School of Medicine AND Public Health in the country, the MPH Program is situated on the west side of the UW-Madison campus with several other health professional programs including medicine, pharmacy, physician assistant, and nursing, among others. Our program and classes are located conveniently near the UW Hospital and state health department allowing an enormous amount of opportunity for our students to immerse themselves in public health opportunities.

We are proud to offer a general degree program for both single degree and dual degree students. We offer dual degree programs with the following degree programs on the UW-Madison campus: Medicine, Physician Assistant, Pharmacy, Law, Public Affairs, Veterinary Medicine, Genetic Counseling, and Physical Therapy, along with an Advanced Degree Option with the School of Nursing. The blending of single and dual degree learners allows students to immediately learn about the significance of various backgrounds working together to accomplish the goals of a healthy community.

The UW-Madison's MPH Program is accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH).