Programs

Undergraduate Programs

The Bachelor of Science in Health Services (BSHS) includes a mix of academic and experiential training that meets the needs of public health and healthcare-related employers. The degree is designed to provide an efficient and flexible four-year degree, which allows students to pursue entry-level employment in health-related settings and/or prepare for graduate/advanced professional-level training programs.

Designed for students with a strong interest in promoting health and preventing disease, this minor provides a dynamic foundation in the history, philosophy and global functions of public health.

Accelerated Programs

The MPH program has the following formal curriculum plans for accelerated bachelor to master’s programs.

For more information about the MPH requirements for the accelerated programs, contact:

Pamela Jo Johnson, MPH, PhD, FACE
Professor and Chair
Department of Public Health

For more detailed information about accelerated degree options, talk with your undergraduate major advisor and visit the NDSU Catalog for guidelines and admissions requirements.

Graduate Programs

Elevate your career and make an impact with NDSU’s Master of Public Health program, also offered as graduate certificates.

The online Master of Healthcare Administration at NDSU prepares working professionals to lead across today’s evolving health care systems. Designed for those ready to advance their careers, the program builds the strategic, operational and leadership skills needed to improve organizations, support teams and drive meaningful change in health care.

The online Master of Healthcare Administration at NDSU prepares working professionals to lead across today’s evolving health care systems. Designed for those ready to advance their careers, the program builds the strategic, operational and leadership skills needed to improve organizations, support teams and drive meaningful change in health care.

NDSU’s Master of Public Health program is designed for those passionate about promoting health and preventing disease, this advanced degree equips you with the tools to improve community health where people live, learn, work and play.

Public health is both a science and an art, blending insights from social, biological and clinical sciences to tackle today’s most pressing health challenges. For a more tailored degree, pursue the Master of Public Health in Epidemiology, which has an emphasis on disease surveillance and outbreak investigation, epidemiologic methods and health survey research.

School of Health Systems and Innovation