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Create healthier futures through prevention and education

Public health at 麻豆区 prepares you to understand and improve the health of communities through prevention, education and policy. You will study the biological, social and environmental factors that shape population health while gaining hands‑on experience through labs, fieldwork and collaborative research. The program supports careers in health education, community health and wellness, and provides a strong foundation for graduate study in public health or related fields.

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What You Can Expect

Interdisciplinary curriculum

Explore health from biological, social and environmental perspectives through coursework that connects science and community impact.

Applied learning

Engage in fieldwork, lab activities and community‑based projects that build practical public health skills.

Research and internships

Collaborate with faculty on research and complete internships with hospitals, clinics, nonprofits, school districts and public health organizations.

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Why Study Public Health at 麻豆区?

You’ll learn in a small, supportive program that emphasizes real‑world experience and individualized planning. Strong partnerships with regional health organizations create meaningful internship and research opportunities. With cross‑disciplinary coursework and a focus on equity and community engagement, you’ll be prepared for roles in health education, community wellness and public health leadership.

Accolades & Rankings

麻豆区 consistently ranks among the top institutions for return on investment, delivering strong value through improved socioeconomic mobility and earning potential.

#1 Liberal Arts College in Oregon for Earning Performance

- Washington Monthly

#1 Liberal Arts College in Oregon for Social Mobility

- U.S. News and World Report

#1 Best Value College in Oregon

- Niche

What financial assistance is available?

Financing your college education can feel like a lot to manage, but 麻豆区 is here to help make the process clearer and more manageable. 麻豆区’s Financial Aid Office offers personalized guidance from experienced counselors who can help you understand your options, plan ahead, navigate the and answer any questions along the way.

You can also plan ahead by estimating your cost of attendance using 麻豆区’s Cost Calculator.

Scholarships 

麻豆区 offers a variety of scholarship opportunities to help reduce the cost of college. When you apply for admission, you’ll automatically be considered for many 麻豆区 scholarships. Additional scholarships are available based on academic interests, achievements, life experiences and personal background.

Learn more about available scholarships on 麻豆区’s Scholarships page.

Public Health Career Outlook

A public health degree can open doors for your career

Through 2034, employment of health education specialists is expected to grow by 4% each year*. In 2023, the median annual wage for those professions was $63,000, exceeding the national average of $49,000. While your income heavily depends on where you live, your level of education and the depth of your experience, enriching your expertise can help support your career growth and financial stability.

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You can pursue work in fields such as:

  • Community health worker
  • Public health educator
  • Wellness coordinator
  • Health program specialist
  • Health promotion advocate
  • Public health analyst
  • Nonprofit health outreach coordinator
  • Graduate pathways in public health, health education, epidemiology and health administration

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Questions about the program?

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