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A professor, student, and medical doctor discussing population health strategies at Thomas Jefferson University's Master's in Public Health program

Public Health

Zoe Van Orsdol, MA, MPH
Assistant Program Director

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Rosemary (Rosie) Frasso, PhD, MSc, CPH
Program Director

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Explore your program of interest through the menu on the left, and review the application instructions to learn more about the requirements, review process, and important deadlines below.

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Application Instructions

Master of Public Health (Full-Time and Part-Time)
Master of Public Health (Full-Time Accelerated)
Master of Public Health (Jefferson Employees Only)
Master of Public Health (Advanced Standing)
Master of Public Health - Clinical (MD) Dual Degree
Master of Public Health - Clinical (DO) Dual Degree
Master of Public Health - Master of Social Work and Social Justice (MSS) Dual Degree with Bryn Mawr College
Master of Public Health - Juris Doctorate (JD) Dual Degree Program with Widener University
Master of Public Health - PharmD Dual Degree with Jefferson College of Pharmacy and Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
MS in Emergency & Disaster Management - Master of Public Health
PhD in Nursing - Master of Public Health (MPH) Dual Degree
Master of Public Health - PhD in Population Health Science Dual Degree
Public Health Bridge Applicants (Rutgers Camden Health Sciences Students Only)

Notes for Applicants

Public Health Dual Degree Applicants

  • Dual degree MD/MPH and DO/MPH applicants typically apply for a fall (September) trimester start.  
  • MS in Emergency & Disaster Management (EDM)/MPH applicants submit their application via MyJefferson, the application system for the EDM program. Current EDM students may apply to the dual degree by contacting JCPH.Admissions@jefferson.edu.

Public Health Bridge Applicants

  • Undergraduate students from Rutgers Camden Health Sciences program may apply to the public health program to take classes while still earning their bachelor’s degree.

Public Health Advanced Standing Applicants

  • Advanced Starnding applicants are required to have a terminal clinical degree (e.g., MD, DO) from a LCME or COCA accredited institution.