Explore Your Public Health Options
The Health Education, Promotion, and Advocacy concentration in Montclair State University’s Master of Public Health (MPH) program prepares students to become leaders in disease prevention, health promotion and community health. This concentration equips public health professionals with the knowledge and skills to design, implement and evaluate programs that improve health outcomes across diverse populations. Students learn to advocate for health equity and social justice while addressing the needs of communities focusing on those that are underserved. With a strong foundation in the core disciplines of public health, graduates are prepared for impactful careers as policy advocates, program managers, community health educators, and outreach coordinators in nonprofit organizations, government agencies, schools and healthcare settings.
The Health Systems Administration and Policy concentration in Montclair State University’s Master of Public Health (MPH) program trains students to become leaders in the management and administration of healthcare systems. With a strong focus on prevention, health equity and social justice, this concentration equips public health professionals with the strategic, analytical and leadership skills needed to improve healthcare delivery and policy. Students explore the core public health disciplines—biostatistics, epidemiology, environmental health sciences, health policy and management, and social and behavioral sciences—while gaining specialized expertise in health systems administration and policy development. Graduates are prepared for careers in hospitals, healthcare systems, government agencies, nonprofit organizations and policy or advocacy groups, where they can make a measurable impact on improving population health outcomes.
Combined Degree Programs
The MPH/MBA Dual Degree program prepares students to become leaders at the intersection of public health and business administration. Designed for those seeking careers in healthcare management, policy, and leadership, this program equips graduates with the skills to address today’s most pressing public health challenges while managing complex healthcare systems. Students gain expertise in health promotion, health equity and healthcare access, while also building strong business foundations in strategic management, finance and innovative problem solving.
By counting select courses toward both degrees, students accelerate their studies and graduate with two advanced degrees. With the growing demand for healthcare administrators and managers in the tri-state area and beyond, this dual degree offers a competitive edge for professionals pursuing roles in hospitals, healthcare organizations, government agencies, nonprofit sectors and global health systems.
Note: The dual degree program is only available to MPH students who choose the Health Systems Administration and Policy concentration.






