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Dec 05, 2025
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2025-2026 Graduate Catalog
Public Health, MPH
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MPH Program Director: M. Bianca Hall (hallmarl14@ecu.edu)
Program Coordinators by Concentration:
- Community Health and Health Behavior: Stephanie Pitts (jilcotts@ecu.edu)
- Epidemiology: Aaron Kipp (149 Leo Jenkins Building; 252-744-2629; kippa19@ecu.edu)
- Health Policy, Administration, and Leadership: Rashmita Basu (172 B Leo Jenkins Building; 252-744-2785; basur19@ecu.edu)
The Master of Public Health (MPH) is offered through the Department of Public Health, Brody School of Medicine. Admissions is through the ECU Graduate School.
The MPH program offers concentrations in community health and health behavior; epidemiology; and health policy, administration, and leadership. Students complete 18 s.h. of required core curriculum. After completion of the core curriculum, requirements differ by concentration.
The degree requires a minimum of 42 s.h. as follows:
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2. Applications - Integrative Learning Experience and Applied Practice Experience - 4 or 6 s.h.
- Community Health and Health Behavior Concentration - 6 s.h.
- Epidemiology Concentration - 4 s.h.
- Health Policy, Administration, and Leadership Concentration - 6 s.h.
Integrative Learning Experience
a. Community Health and Health Behavior Concentration - 3 s.h.
b. Epidemiology Concentration - 2 s.h.
c. Health Policy, Administration, and Leadership Concentration - 3 s.h.
Applied Practice Experience
a. Community Health and Health Behavior Concentration - 3 s.h.
b. Epidemiology Concentration - 2 s.h.
c. Health Policy, Administration, and Leadership Concentration - 3 s.h.
3. Concentrations and Electives - 18 or 20 s.h.
a. Community Health and Health Behavior Concentration - 18 s.h.
b. Epidemiology Concentration - 20 s.h.
c. Health Policy, Administration, and Leadership - 18 s.h.
Licensure/Certification Requirements in North Carolina
The curriculum for all ECU Certificates, Degrees, and other Graduate Programs have been designed to meet the licensure/certification requirements in North Carolina and prepare students to sit for licensure/certification exams in North Carolina. The various licensure boards in each state are responsible for setting requirements for licensure/certification in their state. Other states have their own requirements, and you’ll want to make sure your program meets criteria in your home state (or state where you intend to work) before you apply. |
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