Degrees and Programs Offered at CSU

On the Colorado State University campus of the Colorado School of Public Health, students can pursue a graduate-level degree or certificate.

In the field of public health, the Master of Public Health (MPH) degree is the primary professional degree and is intended for students who plan careers as practitioners and leaders in one of the many areas of public health.  Graduates are able to approach complex issues from a population perspective, using evidence-based solutions to improve health outcomes for communities and individuals.  You can scroll down to see the different MPH concentration and dual degree options available at the CSU campus.

The Certificate in Public Health Sciences is also available for enrollment on the CSU campus.  Students in this certificate program are exposed to core public health classes and concepts.  Completion of the certificate requires between 15 and 21 credits of coursework, which can later be transferred into the MPH program.

To see a full listing of all degrees and programs offered by the Colorado School of Public Health, please visit the ColoradoSPH website.

Certificate at ColoradoSPH at CSU

A Certificate in Public Health Sciences helps students further their public health education.