A Degree to Serve the Greater Good

Earn your Master's of Public Health from the prestigious Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.

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A career in public health is a commitment to effect positive change in the world.

Learn within the largest healthcare system in New York City. With a Master's of Public Health (MPH) from Mount Sinai, you'll translate knowledge into action to solve our generation’s most pressing public health issues. With eight specialty track options and an interdisciplinary focus, you'll graduate prepared to serve in a variety of roles and settings, including public health practice, government agencies, industry, academia, and the nonprofit sector.

The MPH program is a 45-credit, two-year, competency-based training fully accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health. It is also STEM/OPT eligible. In addition to choosing a specialty track, students gain culminating and applied practice experience.

Master of Public Health (MPH) tuition is the same for all students, regardless of citizenship or residency.

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My time as a Mount Sinai MPH student helped broaden my perspective of public health. I began to see public health as a societal driver and highly intersectional and interdisciplinary. This is important for us to acknowledge in the nonprofit sector as we need to do a better job of partnering with each other, data-sharing, and developing comprehensive, wraparound programs for our constituents.

- Akilah King, MPH, 2015

Chief Executive Officer of Room to Grow, a nonprofit that provides critical support to families.

Public Health Specializations

General Public Health

Gain a solid foundation of the five core areas of public health: biostatistics, epidemiology, environmental health, health policy and management, and socio-behavioral sciences.

Health Promotion and Disease Prevention

Learn to effectively assist communities in the prioritization, decision-making, and implementation of strategies that will improve the public health of their neighborhoods.

Environmental Health Sciences

Explore how exposures from air, water, food, work, and the built environment influence the health of individuals and communities.

Global Health

Develop the competencies necessary to design practical solutions to the health problems of underserved and neglected populations around the world.

Outcomes Research

Explore how the most critical results—like mortality and quality of life—are affected by different healthcare practices and interventions.

Biostatistics

Launch a successful career in clinical research or biostatistics through coursework in statistical inference, genetics, probability, and more.

Epidemiology

Master the skills needed to analyze public health trends, design and implement research studies, and interpret the results for policy and program development.

Health Care Management

Learn the strategic, ethical, and supervisory abilities needed to assume a leadership role in public health, healthcare, government, and community service organizations.

Virtual Information Sessions

Attend an upcoming live information session to learn more about the application process, program requirements, curriculum, faculty, internships and much more.

Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

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New York, NY 10029-5674

Tel: 212-824-7292

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