The MPH/MPA Dual-Degree Program is a rigorous program for students who are intellectually curious, highly motivated, and committed to the study of both public health and public policy.
The School of Public Health and the Watson School of International and Public Affairs offer the Master of Public Health (MPH) and Master of Public Affairs (MPA) dual degree program. Emphasizing a learning-by-doing approach, this program offers highly-qualified applicants the opportunity to gain training in public health and public policy to prepare them to address critical health policy issues in the United States and throughout the world.
Application Information
Applicants to the MPH/MPA dual degree program should apply via SOPHAS, a centralized application service used by the Brown University School of Public Health. Students from a variety of backgrounds and fields of study are welcome to apply; applications will be reviewed by the Dual Degree Admissions Committee.
Comprehensive application requirements are detailed on the School of Public Health's admissions requirements website.
Application Requirements
GRE Subject:
Not required
GRE General:
Not required
TOEFL/IELTS:
Required
Official Transcripts:
Required
Letters of Recommendations:
Letters of Recommendation (3)
Personal Statement:
Required
Resume/CV:
Required
Additional Requirements:
Application Fee
Dates/Deadlines
Priority Deadline
Application Deadline
Completion Requirements
The dual–degree degree program begins in the summer (following the MPA program schedule) and includes 17 total courses (14 full courses and 6 half courses) as well as a practicum and an Integrated Learning Experience (ILE). The program is usually completed in two years, though students can extend the program over a longer period of time. All degree requirements must be met within a five–year period.
Leadership
Contact and Location
School of Public Health
Mailing Address
Box G-S121, 4th Floor