Our Medical Doctor and Master of Public Health (M.D./M.P.H.) dual degree program is designed for Miller School students on a mission to improve the health of all populations, especially those who are underserved and vulnerable. This combined M.D./M.P.H. program — in collaboration with the University of Miami Graduate Programs in Public Health — explores epidemiology, health disparities, health policy, health systems, community engagement, care interventions, care delivery, and leadership at a population level. Students graduate with the academic knowledge and clinical experience to improve global health.
Why choose the M.D/M.P.H. Program?
- Gain exposure to public health coursework beginning in your first year.
- Complete integrated and innovative training in both clinical medicine and public health.
- Develop the clinical and research skills required to approach health problems from a population and prevention perspective.
- Learn how to incorporate biological sciences and clinical practice into the advancement of public health.
- Train with professionals in local health departments as well as physicians skilled at incorporating population health viewpoints into clinical rotations.
- Contribute to community-based research to fulfill requirements for your Capstone project.