Master of Public Health/MBA
Syracuse University’s Whitman School and Falk College have launched a new dual degree program to leverage both Schools’ national reputations and programmatic strengths.
The new program — a master of public health (MPH) combined with the master of business administration (MBA) — will prepare students to be versatile, multidisciplinary and future-leading thinkers who will meet important challenges related to public health and business.
Like all dual degree programs, this MPH/MBA dual degree is offered in a streamlined format. Students will take a minimum of 81 credit hours and can complete the program in three years.
Graduates of this program will be prepared for a range of careers in the public and private sector, social organizations, health care leadership, federal and local agencies, non-profit management, consulting and as founders and at transnational NGOs.
Admission requirements remain the same for each program with both emphasizing academic credentials, leadership experience and potential. Dual degree programs at both the undergraduate and graduate levels are highly demanding, and students should possess the strong analytical abilities and the soft skills needed for leadership positions.
MPH/MBA Sample Program:
Fall 1st Year | Spring 1st Year | Fall 2nd Year | Spring 2nd Year | Fall 3rd Year | Spring 3rd Year |
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| MBC 636 | MBC 633 | MBC 610 | Elective |
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PHP 664 |
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PHP 624 or PHP 648 or PHP 669 |
Total credits: 81 -> all required courses are listed above.
Includes 6 credits of natural core content overlaps & 9 credits of electives across programs.
Students can take more time to complete as needed; including further summer internships/courses.
* Generally done in the summer.
Contact Information:
Falk College
David Larsen
Graduate Director, Associate Professor of Public Health
315-443-5059
Whitman School of Management
Mary Collier
Executive Director, Graduate Admissions and Student Recruitment
315-443-4327