Infectious Disease Management, Intervention, and Community Practice (MIC), MPH

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The Infectious Disease Management, Intervention, and Community Practice (MIC) MPH program provides a tailored educational experience to foster competencies for practice, research, and education in public health. Students take courses that focus on global and domestic infectious diseases including HIV, and assists students in designing interventions, approaches, and policies to address the increase in infectious diseases as well as emerging infectious disease threats to public health. This coursework paired with hands-on practicum experience particular to the student’s interest prepares students for careers in public health education, program development and management, or further education.

Program Length:

• Full-time students complete the program in 2 years or less
• Part-time students compelte the program in 3-4 years on average

Program Requirements:

• 42 credits
• 200-hour practicum
• essay or thesis