The Brown University School of Public Health’s online Master of Public Health curriculum has the same singular purpose as our face-to-face MPH: To train public health leaders, improve understanding of pressing health challenges, and improve global health and well-being.
To that end, we’ve reimagined our online Master of Public Health curriculum as a generalist program focused on dynamic real-world priorities — to help you build data analysis capabilities, hone leadership skills, think critically and communicate effectively — through our case-based learning curriculum. This makes us one of the only schools of public health to use this innovative approach.
Learn public health by doing public health
By grappling with real-world public health cases such as COVID-19, healthcare access challenges, the opioid crisis, aging/long-term care, environmental health, HIV/AIDS and global and social inequities, you will engage your public health education in a deeply experiential way.
Our methodology allows you to hone your problem-solving and analytical skills while also expanding your public health expertise. You will also acquire cross-national perspectives and insights about public health challenges from an international cadre of graduate student peers. Because of the interactive nature of our Master of Public Health online program, you will develop a sense of community — and a global professional network — in our virtual collaborative learning environment.
