Our graduate programs provide students with the rigorous academic skills, practical experience, and multi-disciplinary studies that will enable them to meet future public health challenges. The University of Washington offers graduate degrees in the following areas:
For students entering in fall 2022 and beyond, the UW Department of Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences offers four graduate degree options:
- PHD IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES
- MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES
- MASTER OF SCIENCE (APPLIED) IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES
Master of Public Health, which includes two degree options:
- MPH IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES
- MPH IN OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE Designed for physicians
- Master of Health Informatics & Health Information Management
- MPH in Health Services: General Focus
- MPH in Health Services: Health Systems and Policy concentration
- MPH in Health Services: Social & Behavioral Sciences concentration
- MPH in Community-Oriented Public Health Practice
- Online MPH Program
- MS in Health Services
- PhD in Health Services
- Executive Master of Health Administration (EMHA)
- Master of Health Administration (MHA)
- MPH in Nutritional Sciences
- MPH in Nutritional Sciences with the Graduate Coordinated Program in Dietetics (GCPD)
- MPH in Public Health Genetics
- MS in Nutritional Sciences
- MS in Nutritional Sciences with the Graduate Coordinated Program in Dietetics (GCPD)
- PhD in Nutritional Sciences