The DrPH is the highest professional degree in the field of public health practice. Beyond public health, the DrPH in Leadership, Advocacy, and Equity is intended for early to mid-level career professionals to prepare them for positions of leadership in any practice setting.

The MPH in Community Health Sciences is a degree that emphasizes leadership skills in community health sciences (CHS). The program focuses on developing knowledge and skills to work with communities in addressing health needs and health disparities and improving quality of life. 

The Master of Health Administration (MHA) program prepares students with a foundation in health care leadership and applied analytical skills to promote data-driven decision making. Graduates can address the unique challenges presented in this complex industry, including ensuring equitable opportunity to health and optimal well-being.

The MPH in disaster management program develops the skills to prepare for, respond to and manage the public health aspects of natural and man-made disasters - locally to globally. 

Industrial hygiene is the profession that anticipates, recognizes, evaluates, and controls workplace conditions to prevent injury or illness in workers. Industrial hygienists use environmental and workplace monitoring. 

The online graduate certificate in disaster management is a non-degree program that prepares professionals in disaster preparedness, response, and management. Courses carry degree credit and may be applied toward the MSPH or MPH degrees. 

The online graduate certificate in industrial hygiene is a non-degree program that prepares professionals with basic knowledge of industrial hygiene and toxicology to recognize and control workplace hazards arising from chemical and physical agents.  Courses carry degree credit and may be applied toward the MSPH or MPH degrees.