The Rutgers School of Public Health offers B.A./M.P.H. and
B.S./M.P.H. articulated
degree programs for select, highly qualified undergraduate students with
an interest in a public health career. These articulated
degree programs give students the opportunity to earn their master of
public health (M.P.H.) graduate degree in approximately four to six
semesters after earning their undergraduate degree, depending on the
curriculum schedule chosen.
The articulated degree programs allow accepted undergraduate students to
take between 12 and 18 graduate core course credits at the School of Public Health while enrolled as an undergraduate. (The number
of credits allowed depends on the articulated degree program.) Some or
all of these graduate credits count toward both the undergraduate degree
and the M.P.H. degree at the School of Public Health. However, these
graduate credits may not be transferable to other graduate schools.
For each articulated degree program, interested students must apply to
and be accepted into the Rutgers School of Public Health, per the
requirements of the specific articulated degree program. In most
instances, the GRE is waived when applying to one of the articulated
degree programs.
For how to apply and more information about each articulated degree, please visit:
https://sph.rutgers.edu/academics/degree-programs.html.
See the list of available articulated degree programs on this catalog page.
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