Our Prospective Graduate Student Experience

If you're looking to advance your education with a graduate degree in public health and pursue a rewarding career that makes a real impact, we invite you to join the University of Michigan School of Public Health's Prospective Graduate Student Experience.

During the month of October, we will be hosting our in-person Prospective Student Day in Ann Arbor, MI as well as virtual sessions with our academic departments. These events are a great opportunity to:

  • Meet and interact with our diverse community of current students, faculty, and staff
  • Gain in-depth information about programs and admissions processes in our academic graduate departments
  • Discover a variety of opportunities to enrich your education in and out of the classroom

We hope to see you there!

Register to Visit Us in Ann Arbor

Friday, October 9 from 11:30 am - 3:00 pm
University of Michigan School of Public Health
1415 Washington Heights, Ann Arbor, MI 48109

At our in-person Prospective Student Day, you’ll interact with current students, faculty and staff from our graduate departments in small groups, begin to envision yourself at Michigan Public Health, and explore the vibrant city of Ann Arbor.

The following departments and graduate degree options will be covered at this event:

  • Biostatistics: MS and PhD*
  • Environmental Health Sciences: MPH and MS
  • Epidemiology: MPH and MS
  • Health Behavior and Health Equity: MPH and MS
  • Health Management and Policy: MPH and MHSA
  • Nutritional Sciences: MPH and MS

We hope to see you there! Go Blue!

REGISTER FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENT DAY

*Prospective students who are interested in the Department of Biostatistics are invited to register for our school-wide Prospective Student Day on October 9, or the Biostatistics-only Prospective Student Day on Saturday, October 3! More information can be found  here.

Register for Virtual Department Sessions

More information coming soon!


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