Interprofessional Concentration
- UConn’s MPH has a distinct concentration on Interprofessional Public Health Practice, meaning students from medicine, dental, social work, law, pharmacy, and public health train together.
- This reflects real-world public health: systems require collaboration across professions, and students build the skills to work in integrated teams.
- Students gain exposure to peers who may become colleagues in their future public health roles.
“This fellowship has helped me grow as a future public health leader by helping me analyze many different public health resources and studies in order to adapt health programming and improve the health of populations.” – Julia Prescott, MPH ’25
Student research matters in public health | Public Health explained: Ep1 w/ Tychique Wasolua
Student Research Matters | Future Impact | UConn MPH
Student Research Matters | Future Impact | UConn MPH
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Meet Public Health Students! | What are they researching? | UConn Public Health Sciences
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