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Master of Public Health Program

The MPH Program at Penn was founded in 2002. This unique, interdisciplinary program prepares students for leadership in the field of public health by integrating research, education, and service learning utilizing faculty expertise from across the variety of schools at the University. The program aims to educate professionals from diverse disciplines in the core areas that define public health.

For more information about the Master of Public Health Program, please visit:
http://www.med.upenn.edu/publichealth.
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Penn Public Health Society

The Penn Public Health Society (PPHS) was founded in 2004 by some of the Masters in Public Health students. It is a student-led society and was recognized as the official student organization soon after its inception. The society constructively contributes to the ongoing development and growth of the Graduate Program in Public Health Studies and aims to foster a sense of community and camaraderie among Public Health students in the Graduate Program for Public Health Studies.

Together with Masters in Public Health program, Centers of Public Health Initiatives (CPHI), the Penn Public Health Society contributes to the Public Health community in the university and within the community.

If you are a prospective student and would like to know more about the PPHS, please visit the PPHS Homepage
For current students, please click here: PPHS