Pursue your passion. Help others thrive.

Our Public Health Buckeyes learn to understand, evaluate and tackle vexing challenges to improve health and well-being. You can too.

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Undergraduate programs

As an undergraduate you can specialize in environmental public health or public health sociology as you prepare for a career making meaningful change in the lives of others.
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Graduate programs

Explore our graduate and professional programs and discover how they can help you harness your passion, reach your potential and find novel solutions to help all people thrive.
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Dual and combined degrees

Earn two degrees in less time. Complement your public health interests with an education in six other health sciences or one of Ohio State’s many stellar graduate and professional programs.
 
  • No. 1 Best college for public health education in Ohio
  • 5th Home to the 5th best MHA program in the U.S.
  • 45+ In-person and online programs to study public health

Meet our students

Lindsey Long
Lindsey Long, BSPH, Environmental Public Health

BSPH student Lindsey Long inspired by community involvement

Najhee Purdy
Najhee Purdy, MPH-MD, Health Behavior and Health Promotion

Najhee Purdy reflects on experience in MPH-MD program

 

Divisions and Centers

Each division represents one of the core areas of public health and offers advanced training leading to master’s and doctoral degrees. Our centers provide expertise to advance education and research, reaching beyond the university to help communities thrive.

Public Health news

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MHA program receives reaccreditation

Recognition ensures graduates are prepared to thrive in the field
Amie Hufton, Julia Farkas, Karla Zadnik and Lisa Van Dyke

Three honored with college awards celebrating excellence

Amie Hufton, Julia Farkas and Lisa Van Dyke were nominated by CPH students, faculty and staff
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