The Public Health Leadership Program (PHLP) is dedicated to preparing public health practitioners for leadership positions across an interdisciplinary focus on the development of population-level knowledge and skills. Special attention is given to community assessment, assurance, and policy development. Our model degree plan shows a sample course of study for Core Certificate Graduates and students Without Transfer Credits.

MPH
Leadership Certificate 
Master of Science (MS)
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MPH program guidelines

Leadership: Residential (pdf) or Distance Learning (pdf)
Occupational Health Nursing: Residential (pdf) or Distance Learning (pdf)

Health Care and Prevention: Residential only (pdf)

Handbook Table of Contents-General

Purpose of Handbook
Overview
Public Health Leadership Program
MPH
MPH Program Requirements
   Introduction
   Requirements at a Glance
   Format Options
   Concentrations
      Leadership
      Health Care and Prevention (HC&P)
      Occupational Health Nursing (OHN)
   Credit Hours
   Time Expectations
   Transfer Credits
   School of Public Health Core Courses
   PHLP Core Competencies
      Leadership
      Assessment
   Policy Development
   Assurance
   Required Courses in the Competencies
   Elective Courses
   Courses that Meet PHLP Competencies Requirements
   Master's Paper
      Content
      PUBH 392
      Readers/Approval
      Preparation of the Paper
      Deadlines
      Human Subjects Review
   Field Practicum
      Approval
      Waiver
      Human Subjects Review
   Sample Courses of Study
      Leadership Concentration
      HC&P Concentration
      OHN Concentration
Faculty and Organization of Public Health Leadership
   Academic Advising
   Organizational Chart
   Faculty Background
   Affiliated Faculty / Staff

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