Consortium of Eastern Ohio Master of Public Health

The Consortium of Eastern Ohio Master of Public Health (CEOMPH) program is a partnership between The University of Akron (UA), Cleveland State University (CSU), Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED), and Youngstown State University (YSU). This nontraditional program is geared toward the working professional who would like to broaden his or her role in improving community health, enhance current job skills, or seek career advancement. Starting 2019, students will be taught as a cohort with core courses being delivered through mostly webinar and online teaching and a couple days of face-to-face interaction each semester.

Unique program features:

  • Distance learning (mostly webinar and online) for the six core courses and three generalist track courses
  • Elective courses at any partner university
  • Saturday classes for the webinar and face-to-face days for core courses to accommodate working students

Admissions

The master of public health (MPH) degree program is a nontraditional program that is geared toward the working professional who would like to broaden his or her role in improving community health, especially in this changing health care environment.

Learn more about admission requirements and how to apply. 

Academics

MPH students are required to complete 42 semester credit hours, which includes six core courses, generalist track courses, electives, and a capstone project.

Learn more about courses, electives and capstone projects.

Events

See what we did to promote health for public health week (although we extend our activities through the entire month of April 2016)! We donate food, educated on disaster preparation, tweeted, ate healthy food, meditated and taught a dance class! 

Watch our video.


CEOMPH is accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health. Learn more about accreditation here.