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UC Berkeley PHN ranked No. 1 in MPH nutrition programs

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UC Berkeley is proud to be ranked as the No. 1 Master of Public Health program in Nutrition, based on a new report by MPH Online. This ranking accounts for tuition costs, salary potential and reputation, with Berkeley coming out on top. Berkeley PHN ranks above UNC-Chapel Hill, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor and University of Washington.

The MPH Online ranking of the 25 Top Nutrition MPH Degrees guides prospective public health professionals to programs that will advance their careers. Berkeley PHN thanks MPH Online for this recognition, and we hope that current, former and future PHN students benefit greatly from their MPH Nutrition experience.

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