Idaho State University's Master of Public Health (MPH) program prioritizes community health and empowers students with essential public health skills in the areas of rural health, epidemiology, biostatistics, public health ethics, health organization and policy, health program planning and evaluation, community health promotion, research methodology and environmental health.ISU is Idaho’s designated leader for health science programs. MPH students are often able to share research and community projects across disciplines within its college programs, including nursing, counseling, physician assistant, physical therapy, pharmacy, dietetics, speech and language pathology, and oral hygiene.The MPH program is designed to meet the needs of working individuals as well as those in rural areas; classes can be taken fully online. Faculty are located on both the Meridian and Pocatello campuses.
Website: www.isu.edu/hns/mph.shtml
