Program Overview
The Master of Public Health in Public Health at University of North Texas Health Science Center is a rigorous postgraduate programme delivered on-campus at University of North Texas Health Science Center. Designed for graduates and professionals seeking advanced expertise in health & medicine, the programme develops both theoretical foundations and applied skills essential for today's competitive environment.
Spanning 1–2 years, students engage with cutting-edge research, industry-relevant case studies, and practical projects. Instruction is delivered in English by research-active faculty with professional expertise.
The programme culminates in a dissertation or capstone project. Graduates are well-prepared for leadership roles, research careers, and doctoral study in health & medicine.
Key Program Features
- Immersive On-Campus Experience: In-person seminars, laboratory sessions, and professional networking at University of North Texas Health Science Center.
- Expert Faculty: Taught by research-active academics and practitioners with deep expertise in Health & Medicine.
- Diverse International Cohort: Study alongside students from around the world, broadening your global professional network.
- Research-Informed Curriculum: Content grounded in the latest academic research and real-world industry practice.
- Dissertation / Capstone Project: Culminating independent project applying your expertise to an original research question or industry challenge.
- Dedicated Career Support: Access to career coaching, employer networking events, and job placement assistance.
Career Opportunities
Salary and Career Outlook
The salary and job outlook for MPH graduates depend on your chosen concentration or specialty. Each field offers unique opportunities and earning potential, reflecting the skills and expertise required for that area. Explore your specialty to learn more about the career paths and benefits it provides.
- ZipRecruiter has listed jobs ranging from $64,000 up to $165,000 annually.
- The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the national average for epidemiologists varies from $78,240 to $196,970.
- Job outlook for the next 10 years: 28% (much faster than average).
Program Curriculum
Curriculum
The curriculum for our MPH program varies based on your chosen concentration. Click on the links below to view detailed curriculum information for each specialty concentration:
- Epidemiology
- Public Health Leadership
- Biostatistics and Data Science
- Maternal and Child Health
Explore each curriculum to find the one that best fits your career aspirations.
Admission Requirements
How to apply for financial aid at UNT Health
- Contact the Financial Aid Office : International students should reach out to UNT Health’s Financial Aid Office for detailed information and assistance on applying for scholarships, assistantships and loans.
- Explore external resources: Utilize resources like IEFA and scholarship databases to find additional funding opportunities.
For more detailed information on financial aid options and how to apply, visit the Financial Aid Office or you can also contact them directly at finaid@unthealth.edu .
Additionally, with the growing demand for public health professionals, now is the perfect time to advance your career and apply in a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree program.
Tuition & Financial Information
Tuition Fee
USD 50/year (international)
Employer-sponsored tuition assistance:
- Description: These programs provide financial support to employees who are continuing their education. Employers may cover a portion or all of the tuition costs for employees enrolled in degree programs relevant to their job roles.
- Eligibility: Eligibility criteria vary by employer but often include factors such as length of employment, job performance and relevance of the degree to the employee’s current or future job responsibilities.
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Financial Aid & Funding Opportunities
A range of funding options may be available to students enrolling at University of North Texas Health Science Center. Explore all options early — many scholarships have deadlines months before programme start.
- University Scholarships: University of North Texas Health Science Center may offer merit-based, need-based, or programme-specific scholarships for postgraduate students. Contact the international or financial aid office for current awards.
- Government Scholarships (): National governments often fund outbound and inbound student mobility. Check your home country's government scholarship schemes (e.g., national student loan bodies, ministry of education awards).
- International Scholarships: Major funders include: Commonwealth Scholarships, Fulbright (USA programmes), Chevening (UK), Erasmus+ (Europe), DAAD (Germany), Campus France, Australia Awards, and many more.
- Employer Sponsorship: Professionals returning to study may negotiate tuition sponsorship with their employer, particularly for MBA or executive programmes.
- Graduate Assistantships / Fellowships: Some universities offer funded research or teaching assistant positions that include a stipend and partial or full tuition waiver.
- External Foundations: Rotary Foundation, Aga Khan Foundation, Ford Foundation, and many discipline-specific bodies fund postgraduate study globally.
- Payment Plans: Flexible instalment plans may allow you to spread tuition payments across the academic year.
About University of North Texas Health Science Center
University of North Texas Health Science Center
Fort Worth, United States
University of North Texas Health Science Center is a distinguished institution of higher education committed to academic excellence, innovative research, and preparing students for leadership in...
University Profile- Application Deadline 2018-04-03
- Start Date 2018-08-14
- Language English
- Duration Full-time vs
- Credits 60–120 ECTS (confirm with the university)