Public Health, M.S.

Admission to the Roberts public health degree programs requires a bachelor's degree from an accredited learning institution, ideally in a field related to IT, business, or healthcare. Additionally, prospective MSPH students must have a standing GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale and complete the MTH 200 courses with a grade of C or above.

Lastly, two years of professional work experience is desirable, but not required for those pursuing their public health master's degree.

Students without the requisite experience may still apply, but admittance may require an interview with the Program Director.

In regard to financing the course, Roberts provides several financial aid and payment plan options to ensure all public health practitioners have the opportunity to earn a graduate degree.

The Roberts Wesleyan University MSPH degree program examines common health care challenges that affect vulnerable communities. Our courses cover all necessary information required to help our graduating public health practice employees stand out in their careers.

Additionally, public health graduates exiting the MSPH program with a deeper understanding of how health disparities are created, how things like food security impact global health, tested disease prevention techniques, health services administration to handle the clerical within the health profession, health services research to help the student draw accurate conclusions about public health trends, social justice, and much more.