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By pursuing a dual degree, students can earn their MPH alongside another complementary degree.

    Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology (Clinical) / Master of Public Health (PhD/MPH)

    The PhD/MPH dual degree combines knowledge of clinical psychology research and practice with an understanding of health from a population perspective.

    Master of Public Health / Master of Science in Social Entrepreneurship (MSSE/MPH)

    The Master of Public Health/Master of Science in Social Entrepreneurship (MSSE/MPH) dual degree program is designed for individuals who wish to create sustainable solutions to public health challenges through the creation of innovative enterprises and organizations.

    Master of Public Health / Master of Social Work (MSW/MPH)

    The dual degree program is a collaborative effort between the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work and the Department of Preventive Medicine in the Keck School of Medicine. The objectives of the program are to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to promote health, prevent disease, and enhance the delivery of health and social services in the community.

    Master of Public Health / Master of Urban Planning (MPH/MUP)

    The Master of Public Health/Master of Urban Planning (MPH/MUP) dual degree is designed for individuals who envision a career that combines urban planning and public health disciplines. This dual degree combines the knowledge of urban planning with an understanding of health from a population perspective.

    Doctor of Medicine / Master of Public Health (MD/MPH)

    The joint MD/MPH program at the Keck School of Medicine is designed for individuals who envision a medical career that combines public health and medical disciplines. The Master of Public Health degree provides increased knowledge of and sensitivity to the political, historical, economic and social environments of health promotion and health services delivery.

    Master of Public Health / Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD/MPH)

    The joint PharmD/MPH degree will enable graduates to be more responsive to today’s health care needs and will provide training for pharmacists who seek to be agents of change within the profession and to assume leadership roles in the pharmacy field and in public health at the local, state and national levels.