World-Changing Programs at UVM

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 Please direct your inquiries to them.
UVM's Flexible Online Public Health Programs 

Dear Alison S., 

We understand that there are many educational public health programs to navigate for your advisees. So, how are the University of Vermont's programs different from the rest?
  • University of Vermont Medical Center: Time and again our students highlight the value of having an award-winning hospital connected to campus. Focused on providing the best patient care, the hospital provides a platform for improving both our on-campus and online educational programs, through faculty engagement at the hospital and by applying innovative research to our courses. 
  • Top Tier Research University: Research is at the center of making the world a better place. It helps us find solutions for current public health challenges. From UVM's vaccine testing center to bringing better mobility to Parkinson's Disease patients, we have hundreds of research studies happening at any one time. We secure significant research funding and are recognized in the top journals-and all of our research is integrated into our curriculum.
  • Faculty Scholars: UVM has more than 1,000 full-time faculty scholars who are committed to inspiring students to make a positive impact in their communities and the world beyond. Our faculty champion UVM's values of helping others and fostering a supportive academic community. Our online and on campus faculty are building new leaders every day.    
One Story:
Matt McLaughlin, UVM Master of Public Health student and program manager of the organization Stomping Out Malaria in Africa, discusses the challenges and opportunities in eliminating malaria, which caused the deaths of more than 429,000 people, mainly African children, in 2015. Read more on our blog here.
 
UVM's Online Public Health Programs | Next Application Deadline: April 1, 2017
Our advisors are here to help. Please reach out with any questions at 800-639-3210 or learn@uvm.edu.
Kind Regards,
 
The UVM Pre-Med/Pre-Health Advising Team

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