Master of Public Health (MPH)
The program is designed to be completed in two years with full-time study, or four to five years with part-time study of two courses per semester. An MPH degree can also be completed with the 4 + 1 option, in which students with a BS or BA degree in a relevant discipline take additional courses toward MPH prerequisites. Earning an MPH with this option usually takes one additional year beyond the undergraduate degree—though you may be eligible for advanced standing if you’ve taken up to five graduate courses in an accredited program or you have up to four courses that count towards MPH requirements.
45 credit program, approximately 14 courses, including capstone internship
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Master of Business Administration/Master of Public Health
Our two-year joint MBA/MPH program combines an MBA specializing in business analytics with an MPH focusing on either epidemiology and health analytics or health communication.
63 credit program, 30 MBA credits, and 33 MPH credits
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Graduate Certificate in Public Health
The Graduate Certificate in Public health is designed to serve both working professionals and students preparing for further graduate study. The certificate, which provides a broad overview of public and population health, is especially useful for school and community health nurses, other health professionals, and healthcare managers to retool their skills for the new era in healthcare delivery.
15 Credit Program
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Health and Risk Communication Certificate
This four course (12 credit) certificate will train individuals in the necessary tools and knowledge to persuade others to pursue healthier, less risky lives. The program prepares students to craft the most appropriate health and risk communication strategies for convincing target audiences to improve their life chances through coursework in issue research, program design, and program testing. Students gain skills in taking a three-pronged approach to health and risk communication: Issue Research, Program Design, and Program Testing. The certificate courses can be applied toward the MPH at TCNJ.
12 Credit Program