The Applied Biostatistics MPH prepares students for careers in public health research and practice, as well as biomedical or pharmaceutical research.

The Clinical Health Services Research Graduate Certificate trains students in the foundations of health services and population health research.

The Communication Sciences and Disorders PhD program trains students to examine the processes and problems of adult and child language disorders.

Support positive health by addressing people’s environments and focus on the health science and data knowledge required to understand pertinent factors. Learn to identify and mitigate environmental risks to public health, as well as investigate and report on progress after intervention. 

In the Graduate Certificate in Global Health, students develop the skills needed to address public health issues that are prevalent in a majority of the world.

The Health Policy PhD program emphasizes the use of economics, health services and outcomes research to study today’s challenging health policy issues.

In the Health Policy and Management MPH, you will learn to design, develop, implement, and manage public health–related programs and initiatives.

Expand your knowledge in health communication by analyzing public health problems and addressing them through various methods, concepts and theories. The interdisciplinary curriculum—offered by the College of Public Health and Klein College of Media and Communication—prepares you for a career in journalism, public health, public relations, research and roles that involve imparting health-related knowledge to the public.

Develop the necessary knowledge and skills to enter the maternal and child health workforce and support Title V programs, as guided by the Council on Education in Public Health. Critically evaluate and understand maternal and child health populations and identify evidence-based programs to improve health and reduce disparities.

Become a clinical practitioner and community leader through the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) in Temple University’s College of Public Health.

Prepare to become an occupational therapist with this entry-level doctoral program designed for students with a bachelor's degree in any discipline. Learn to develop solutions that allow clients to overcome dysfunction and gain independence while strengthening your clinical leadership and practice skills.

Balance coursework with rigorous research demands to develop advanced clinical expertise in interdisciplinary areas such as community practice, entrepreneurial innovation and higher education. This one-year advanced degree program is intended both for recent graduates of Temple’s Master of Occupational Therapy, as well as graduates already working in the field.

Diagnose, evaluate and treat movement-related disorders with the Doctor of Physical Therapy program in the College of Public Health.

Develop the skills to become a public health data scientist, including an in-depth understanding of biostatistical methods and data analysis skills to improve healthcare and population health. Learn to conceptualize health problems and use state-of-the-art biostatistical and analytical tools and techniques to design, manage and analyze health and health-related data to produce value-adding analytic insights. Learn to effectively combine and communicate these insights to inform evidence-based public health decision-making.

The Public Health Law Research Graduate Certificate focuses on the field of public health law research, the scientific study of the effects of laws on health.

Learn to identify threats to public health with a specific focus on outbreaks and epidemics. Develop an in-depth understanding of bioethics, cultural sensitivity, emergency preparedness, health equity, public health surveillance systems and vulnerable populations. Acquire the basic skills needed to work within public health agencies and respond to emergencies.

The Recreational Therapy MS is designed for individuals who want to practice evidence-based recreational therapy within healthcare and human services.

The Master of Arts in Speech Language and Hearing Science is a clinical professional degree that prepares students to become speech-language pathologists.