You don't need to be a doctor to improve people's health.

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You don't need to be a doctor to improve people's health.

If your students are seeking a challenging and rewarding education that will help them embark on a career that will make a difference, Tufts University School of Medicine provides an ideal environment to earn a public health or health-related graduate degree. At Tufts, we support and promote an inclusive community where students with diverse backgrounds and goals can thrive and succeed.
Our esteemed public health programs include Master of Public Health (MPH) and many MPH-combined programs, MS-Pain Research, Education and Policy, and MS-Health Communication. The priority application deadline for the master's programs is January 15th.
 
Applications can be submitted after the priority date and will be considered on a space-available basis. A limited number of travel grants are available for highly qualified students who would like to seek financial assistance to attend our Public Health Programs Open House.
 
We also offer two health-related professional master's programs: MS-Biomedical Sciences (MBS), and Physician Assistant. The application deadline for these programs is July 1st.

Visit our website to learn more about our Public Health and Professional Degree Programs.

The Tufts Advantage
  • Small class sizes and a strong sense of community
  • Easy access to faculty and individualized attention
  • Application of skills learned to real-world problems
  • Excellent track record in job placements

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