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Test Scores are optional for 2022/23 Application Cycle
In effort to support our applicants during the COVID-19 Pandemic, standardized test scores for applications to the 2021-2022 academic year are optional for all master’s degree programs.
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The Office of Admissions and Financial Aid is here to guide you, from the beginning of your interest in our programs, through the application process. Appointments with enrollment and financial aid advisors are held Monday through Friday from 9:30-5:30pm ET.
The Mailman Difference
Since 1922, we have educated public health leaders, advanced groundbreaking discoveries, and delivered innovative solutions to protect and improve health of people everywhere. We weave together education, science, and social justice to address health disparities and advance health equity around the world.
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Degrees
Our school offers innovative and interdisciplinary paths to pursue your public health education. You can pursue a degree in a range of formats, including two-year full-time or one-year accelerated programs, dual-degrees, and part-time programs.
Student Voices
Our talented students draw on their diverse backgrounds when developing the expertise needed to excel in the rapidly evolving field of public health. Share some of their experiences in their own words.
Our Faculty
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Our Vision
The Mailman School offers a full range of programs and degrees in public health. Read through our overview to to learn more. View now.
Global Students
The Mailman School is committed to welcoming students from all around the world to pursue a degree in public health. Learn more.