Emory College undergraduate students now have a path for guaranteed admission to Master of Public Health (MPH) and Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH) programs at Emory’s Rollins School of Public Health.
This pathway underscores our belief that the next era of public health leadership begins right here at Emory with students who already embody the curiosity, compassion, and commitment that define our field.
“Students from Emory College are always among our most engaged and impactful MPH and MSPH students,” says Dean Daniele Fallin, PhD. “They bring strong academic training, creativity, and a genuine commitment to improving health in Atlanta and throughout Georgia. As one of the nation’s highest-ranked schools of public health, we are eager to offer a place for talented Emory students as they take their next step in public health—right here at Emory.”
This is a consequential moment for public health. From the spread of science misinformation to climate-driven health threats and persistent inequities in access and outcomes, the challenges before us are complex and deeply human. Yet they also represent a call to action.
With this new initiative, Rollins is breaking down barriers to advanced education in public health and deepening its investment in cultivating leaders ready to meet the urgent challenges of our time.
Learn more about admissions requirements and how to apply here.
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