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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Division of Public Health Sciences Master of Population Health Sciences Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search Home OverviewOverview Length and Structure Who Can Apply Learning Objectives &＃038; Goals FAQs What is Population Health Science? MPHS News Programs &＃038; CertificatesPrograms &＃038; Certificates MD/MPHS Clinical Epidemiology Concentration Certificate in Clinical Effectiveness Certificate in Health Equity and Disparities Publications Teaching Faculty AdmissionsAdmissions Tuition and Fees Scholarships &＃038; Financial Aid Application Deadlines Start a Scholarship CoursesCourses MPHS Core Courses MPHS Elective Courses Academic Calendar StudentsStudents Resources Student Handbook Contact Us Open Search Student Handbook  Student Handbook 2024 &＃8211; 2025  Washington University in St. Louis offers several master degree programs within the field of public health. Each is distinct in its target audience (e.g. clinicians, pre-doctoral students, postdoctoral trainees), focus (e.g. quantitative methods, clinical research, applied public health, genetic epidemiology, statistical genomics), and approach (e.g. coursework vs. mentored research vs. practicum).  More specifically, the Master of Population Health Sciences (MPHS), offered by the School of Medicine, is designed as a one-year full-time degree program that meets the needs of clinicians seeking training in clinical research methods. Its quantitative curriculum emphasizes the role of epidemiology and biostatistics in approaching clinical effectiveness and outcomes research. Although there is no research component to the degree, an emphasis on applied coursework allows for students to focus application of concepts in areas most relevant to their clinical careers including development of research study protocols, performing systematic reviews, and designing epidemiologic studies.  Click to Access Student Handbook Students Resources Student Handbook Master of Population Health Sciences600 S. Taylor Ave, 2nd FloorSt. Louis, MO [email protected] Us Facebook ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis