Traditional Master's Degree Option
You can complete all course work online (asynchronous, meaning on your own time), seated (on campus) or a mix of both formats.
The program can be completed in about two years.
We also offer an accelerated master's program, in which 12 hours of graduate course work can be counted toward your bachelor's and master's degrees.
Sample degree plans
These are sample schedules. Your actual schedule could vary depending on the semester you start (fall or spring) and class preferences.
Your advisor will work with you to determine the best plan for you.
Recurring schedule of courses
Public health courses are rotated between online and seated formats to provide you with the maximum convenience in completion of degree requirements.
Note: This course offering/modality plan begins Fall 2025.
| Fall semester | Spring semester |
|---|---|
| PBH 720 (seated) | PBH 720 (online) |
| PBH 730 (online) | PBH 730 (online) |
| PBH 740 (online) | PBH 740 (seated) |
| PBH 745 (online) | PBH 745 (seated) |
| PBH 775 (seated) | PBH 775 (online) |
| PBH 735 (seated) | PBH 735 (online) |
| PBH 756 (online) | PBH 756 (online) |
| PBH 760 (online) | PBH 760 (online) |
| PBH 783 (online) | PBH 783 (seated) |
| MGT 701 (online) |
What to know as you schedule your classes
- We will connect you with an academic advisor to help establish the best pathway for you, identify elective courses, and plan your Field Experience Internship.
- All students are required to pass a core exam over the following five core courses:
- PBH 720
- PBH 730
- PBH 740
- PBH 745
- PBH 775
- Some seated classes may be offered in the “blended” format – a combo of seated and asynchronous online components.
- Summer course offerings are not guaranteed.