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Public Health | Accelerated Master’s Program

Earn your master’s in public health alongside your bachelor’s degree

Rollins’ accelerated master’s degree program in public health allows you to earn your Master of Public Health alongside your bachelor’s degree, saving you time and tuition while also maximizing your potential for professional advancement.

You’ll graduate ready to enter a fast-growing field, equipped with evidence-based skills to improve health outcomes for entire communities. It’s a faster, smarter route to a career that matters.

Accelerated Rewards

You’ll not only earn your master’s degree faster and for less, but you’ll also increase your earning power.

  • $13K

    Save more than $13,000 in tuition

  • 1 Year

    Finish your master’s degree a year early

  • $15K

    Average annual salary boost of over $15,000 with a master’s degree

    — U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Apply By November 15

It’s never been easier or more rewarding to apply to Rollins. No app fee, formal essay, or test scores required. Apply by Nov. 15 to receive priority consideration for academic scholarships that range from $15,000 per year to a full ride.

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Your Accelerated Pathway

Get a sneak peek at your journey through Rollins’ MPH accelerated master’s degree program.

  • Junior Year – Spring

    Apply to the MPH accelerated master’s program and meet with your academic advisor to map out your senior year registration.

  • Senior Year – Fall

    Take two graduate-level courses that count toward both your bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Choose among MPH 500 Biological Basis of Human Disease, MPH 505 Foundations of Public Health, and MPH 510 Research Methods.

  • Senior Year – Spring

    Take two graduate-level courses that count toward both your bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Choose among MPH 540 Biostatistics I, MPH 545 Epidemiology I, and MPH 625 Health Behavior and Education.

  • Graduate School

    After you’ve completed your bachelor’s degree, you’ll start your master’s program full-time with approximately three semesters (30 credits) remaining.

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Master Public Health

Rollins’ Master of Public Health (MPH) program is designed to prepare public health professionals to lead multidisciplinary, cross-industry teams in addressing the most complex social, medical, and economic problems of today—and tomorrow.

Explore the MPH Program