The Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH) in Biostatistics is designed for students with strong quantitative skills and an interest in research. It provides rigorous training in biostatistical methods and their applications, as well as coursework in epidemiology and core courses from other public health disciplines. Our mission is to develop, apply and provide training in quantitative methods that can improve human health by teasing out the information contained within modern data.

The Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH) in Epidemiology is a professional degree designed for students with strong quantitative skills seeking a more in-depth education in epidemiologic methods. The MSPH program provides broad exposure to public health training, with emphasis on epidemiologic approaches with a strong quantitative focus. This degree program is particularly well-suited for students who are interested in a research-focused career.

The Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH) in Global Epidemiology (GLEPI) is a joint program offered by the Department of Epidemiology and the Hubert Department of Global Health. The GLEPI MSPH degree provides global context for epidemiologic training and is designed for students with strong quantitative skills seeking a more in-depth education in epidemiologic methods. This degree program is particularly well-suited for students who are interested in a research-focused career.

Students considering future doctoral work or a career in applied health sciences research are encouraged to apply to the Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH) in Health Services Research. The MSPH is an intensive program that not only teaches core public health concepts, research theory, and methodology, but also in-depth statistical analysis and programming with SAS and STATA. The MSPH offers a small, intimate program with one-on-one instruction and mentorship opportunities.

Students in the online part-time Behavioral, Social, and Health Education Sciences Master of Public Health (MPH) program at Rollins receive intensive training on theories and methods of health promotion, planning and design of culturally informed interventions, program evaluation and data analysis, and principles of community engagement.

Students in the online part-time MPH in Global Environmental Health (GEH) at Rollins study environmental issues and disparities that impact health across the world, particularly in low-income settings. The goal of this program is to learn approaches to simultaneously alleviate poverty and enhance environmental protection while promoting sustainable development. The online part-time GEH MPH program is jointly offered by the Gangarosa Department of Environmental Health and the Hubert Department of Global Health and is administered by the Gangarosa Department of Environmental Health.

Students in the online part-time MPH in Global Health at Rollins get applied public health training in a global context. The online part-time Global Health MPH curriculum integrates methods and skillsets with subject-specific knowledge; emphasizes self-reflection, critical thinking, academic integrity, personal growth, and inter-professional collaboration; and uses a systems approach to understanding and addressing global health issues.

Students in the online part-time MPH in Health Policy gain a broad understanding of how federal, state, and local policies shape the U.S. health care system. Graduates leave prepared for health policy work across disciplines from industry to government to the nonprofit sector.

The PhD in Behavioral, Social, and Health Education Sciences (BSHES) is offered through Emory's Laney Graduate School. This program trains students to identify, analyze, and intervene on today's most pressing public health issues.

The PhD in Biostatistics is designed for students with strong quantitative skills and a background or interest in the biological, medical, or health sciences. The program is ideal for students seeking to deepen their knowledge of biostatistics through advanced course work, research, analysis, and collaboration. To the extent possible, the curriculum can be tailored to each student’s individual background and interests.

The PhD in Environmental Health Sciences (EHS) provides students with interdisciplinary training to better understand the impact of the environment on human health and disease. Students in the program have a wide range of unique opportunities for research and education through the participating departments across campus and the numerous health agencies affiliated with the program. Further, the program aims to produce a unique cadre of future leaders in the field of environmental health sciences who have expertise in both laboratory- and population-based research. Upon graduation, EHS students will have received comprehensive training in the EHS core areas of exposure science, biological mechanisms of susceptibility and disease, and environmental determinants of population health.