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Berkeley Public Health online MPH named best online master’s program

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The Berkeley Public Health Online MPH was recently rated as the best online master’s in public health program by Higher Learning Today! Our 27 month online MPH program is designed to equip working professionals with relevant, evidence-based skills that allow students to increase their knowledge and impact in real time. We’ve recently launched a new Epidemiology and Biostatisticians concentration to train frontline public health responders with real world skills to address crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Each course in the OOMPH program has prepared me to be a voice for strong ethics and social justice. It has offered me the tools to be successful when working with health system leaders to develop a prepared response to staffing concerns. Finally, my OOMPH experience has granted me the confidence to be a well-rounded leader and a teacher to my colleagues who have looked to me for guidance on approaching this pandemic. ”

— Rachel Buck, Online MPH ’19, Clinical Quality Leader in Quality and Patient Safety for Northwestern Medicine

My favorite class was Evaluation of Health and Social Programs. It was one of the most useful courses I’ve taken and I refer to my materials from this class often. Health Policy and Management was another challenging yet necessary course, considering that much of our work in the county has shifted to policy-related efforts.

— Tara Scheuer,  Online MPH ’17, Epidemiologist, Solano County Health and Social Services, Public Health Division

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