DO/MS in Global Health

The D.O./M.S. in Global Health dual degree pathway prepares future physicians to address health challenges that extend beyond national borders. Through interdisciplinary study of global health systems, population health, infectious disease, environmental health, health disparities, and humanitarian response, students develop the knowledge and skills needed to improve health outcomes in diverse communities around the world.

The Master of Science in Global Health is a 32-credit graduate degree designed to prepare graduates for careers in governmental agencies, nonprofit organizations, international health organizations, academic institutions, and health care systems that address global health challenges. The curriculum provides a structured foundation in global health research, policy, population health, and emerging public health issues.

When Completed: Before or during medical school.

Credit Sharing: Up to 10 of 32 credit hours may be applied from DO coursework.

Application Timing: Prior to matriculation or during medical school.

For current admissions requirements, curriculum information, degree plans, and application procedures, visit the Master of Science in Global Health program website.

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