At the Arnold School of Public Health, you will find unlimited opportunities. Learn from world-renowned researchers and professionals, and explore our 34 degree and certificate options that will help you build your public health expertise.
You can discover a world of possibilities for an exciting and challenging career in public health at the Arnold School. Our faculty work to prepare students to be scholars, research specialists, teachers and experts in an array of public health disciplines. An undergraduate or graduate degree from the Arnold School will open doors to professional advancement, competitive salaries and a meaningful career.
Our undergraduate and graduate programs span public health; exercise science; biostatistics; epidemiology; communication sciences and disorders; health services policy and management; health promotion, education, and behavior; environmental health sciences; physical activity and public health; physical therapy; and more.
Whether you want to protect the environment, prevent the spread of disease, promote fitness and exercise, enhance the health and well-being of people locally or globally, or contribute to changes in policy and law to ensure the rights of all citizens to a healthy world, we offer an extensive range of exciting opportunities to start you on your career path.
Public health professionals meet the many exciting challenges in protecting the public’s health today and in the future. Leaders like you come from varying educational backgrounds and can specialize in an array of fields. A host of experts, including teachers, journalists, researchers, administrators, environmentalists, demographers, social workers, laboratory scientists and attorneys, work to protect the health of the public.