The MPH curriculum consists of 45 total credit hours that students can complete in as few as 18 months. There are full-time and part-time program opportunities. Eight core courses are required of all students.
Social & Behavioral Determinants of Health (3 credits)
Using Data to Drive Public Health (3 credits)
Introduction to Health Policy (3 credits)
Leadership & Management (3 credits)
Program Design & Evaluation (3 credits)
Strategic Public Health Communication (3 credits)
After finishing the core courses, students then select one concentration, either Health Policy & Management or the Generalist Concentration, and take the prescribed four courses in that area, as shown below:
Health Policy & Management Concentration
Global Healthcare Delivery (3 credits)
Organizational Management (3 credits)
Health Policy & Politics (3 credits)
Healthcare Finance (3 credits)
Generalist Concentration
Community Health Theory & Methods OR Organizing & Transforming Communities (3 credits)
Measurement for Public Health OR Advanced Epidemiology (3 credits)
Statistics for Healthcare Professionals OR Biostatistics for Public Health (3 credits)
One Health Policy & Management course (see above; 3 credits)
Students are required to take two electives (6 credits) and complete a practicum (0 credits) and an integrative learning experience (ILE; 3 credits). The MPH program at Gordon includes a complimentary registration to the annual Hope & Health Conference held on campus each spring.