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Become a leader in public health.

Learn more about the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Online MPH Program.

 

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Choose from three start dates per year.

Designed to flex to your needs, our program begins in spring, summer and fall.

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Join the University of Miami community. 

You will learn from leading researchers and clinicians, leveraging Miami’s global population to tackle unique public health challenges.

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Earn your Online MPH degree with 42 credits

And many students who have an advanced degree may qualify for a credit waiver of up to nine credits.

Why Choose the University of Miami Miller School Online MPH Program?

 
Benefit from 100% online learning
Collaborate with preeminent public health faculty and teams, including infectious disease experts.
Earn a degree from a globally recognized leader in public health education.

Online MPH Faculty

The faculty instructors and mentors who train our M.P.H. candidates are experts in their fields and inspire our students with their knowledge and dedication to teaching and learning.
Elahe Nezami

Elahe Nezami, Ph.D.

Professor of Professional Practice in Public Health Sciences, Health Services Research & Policy

Biography: Dr. Elahe Nezami is the founding director of the Miller School of Medicine’s Online Master of Public Health (MPH) program and a nationally and internationally recognized leader in interdisciplinary teaching, program development, and workforce-focused education. She centers her work on advancing innovative academic initiatives that bridge public health, medicine, business,...
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Mariano Kanamori

Mariano Kanamori, Ph.D., M.A.

Professor of Public Health Sciences, Prevention Science & Community Health
Clinical Profile
Biography: Dr. Mariano Kanamori is an epidemiologist dedicated to improving health outcomes in varying communities. He has over twenty-six years’ experience applying qualitative and quantitative methodologies to global health issues. Dr. Kanamori’s community based participatory research (CBPR) studies using advanced social network analysis have focused on substance use disorders...
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