MD/MPH Curriculum*

Emory University School of Medicine and Rollins School of Public Health cooperate in an exciting dual-degree MD/MPH program to prepare physicians for leadership roles in public health. The MPH degree is a valuable addition for students who have special interests in any of the public health disciplines. Students who choose this path are automatically accepted into the MPH program provided they successfully complete the medical school curriculum prior to the MPH year.

Students typically complete the first three years of the MD program, followed by a year in public health, followed by completion of the final MD year in the School of Medicine (see “MD Curriculum”).

ROLLINS SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH MAJORS FOR MD/MPH STUDENTS

■ Environmental and Occupational Health and Epidemiology
■ Epidemiology
■ Biostatistics
■ Global Health
■ Health Policy and Management
■ Environmental and Occupational Health
■ Behavioral Sciences and Health Education
■ Global Environmental Health
■ Global Epidemiology

For more information about the public health disciplines offered at Emory, please contact:

John E. McGowan Jr., MD
Director, MD/MPH Program
Email: jmcgowa@sph.emory.edu
Website: http://www.sph.emory.edu

*Please note that curriculum revision is an ongoing process and changes may be made at any time.