Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health has more options than ever for students seeking flexible, online public health programs.
After successfully launching the Online Part-Time Master of Public Health (MPH) program in fall 2024, Rollins is adding two new specializations for interested students. The Online Part-Time MPH in Epidemiology and Global Epidemiology are now accepting applicants for the fall 2026 cohort.
Two full-time MPH programs, in global health and behavioral, social, and health education sciences, are also available online. Both are accelerated programs that allow students to complete their degree in three semesters.
The fully online Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) is also expanding. Public health professionals who want to further their knowledge and leadership abilities can now apply to the DrPH in Applied AI and Data Science and the DrPH in Leadership for Public Health Policy. These programs will both enroll their first cohort of students in fall 2026.
Rollins is excited to keep moving public health forward by making public health education more accessible through our online offerings.
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