Online Master of Public Health
Earn your MPH from anywhere with our affordable, flexible master’s program. Discover why you should choose UW’s nationally recognized Online MPH program by joining a free, no-commitment online information session.
Become a Leader in Public Health
Full-Time or Part-Time / Online
The University of Washington Online Master of Public Health (MPH) program promotes leaders in public health. The program prepares students to tackle current and future public health challenges. Designed with working professionals’ schedules in mind, the program offers an 18-month, full-time accelerated track (six continuous quarters) and a 27-month, part-time track (nine continuous quarters).
The degree is offered by the UW Department of Health Systems and Population Health (HSPop) in the UW School of Public Health, one of the leading public graduate schools in the United States.
Application Dates
Spring 2025
Application opens mid-August
Autumn 2025
Application opens September 1, 2024
Advance Your Career
Prepare for a variety of roles! Our alumni work as public health practitioners, researchers in universities, and leaders in health care, policy-making organizations, and government agencies.
“In the program we explored different ways that institutions, employers, health insurance, and health care systems breed health inequities, and how to shift conversations in health care toward addressing these issues. I brought that knowledge to my organization’s equity and social justice committee, which works on promoting equity for both public health employees and the residents in our programs.”
— Teah Hoopes, Alum
Research Program Manager
Public Health – Seattle & King County
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Creating more equitable health care for sexual assault survivors
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Sarah Munro receives grant to study equitable contraception access in British Columbia
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