About

Our dedicated faculty develop and apply a broad range of methods to apply to research and professional practice. These methods and disciplines include: demography and related social sciences, developmental psychology, epidemiology, public health, health services research, nutrition, economics, policy analysis, family planning administration, medicine and nursing. Research, practice, and evaluation all play integral roles in the Department’s academic programs and faculty efforts.

Our graduates are trained as research scientists, public health leaders and health professionals for careers related to a broad spectrum of population, family and reproductive health issues through a variety of degree programs:

• Bachelor's/MSPH in Population, Family and Reproductive Health
• Master of Science in Public Health
• Master of Health Science
• Master of Health Science Online
• Doctor of Philosophy

Additionally, our department sponsors several certificate programs for professionals seeking continuing education.

We look forward to working with prospective students to plan the next steps in their academic and professional life. We encourage prospective students to review the financial support options, including scholarships and awards, that are available for all of our degree programs.

Questions about the program? Feel free to reach out to our academic staff or learn firsthand what it is like to be a student in the Department by scheduling a visit. We're happy to help.