Several courses at each school satisfy requirements for both degree programs; as a result, the combined degree program saves a student time and money. Students are able to earn both degrees within four years rather than the standard five years when the degrees are pursued independently. Completion of all M. View Degree Track Planner. University of Illinois at Chicago. University of Iowa. University of Kansas. University of Maryland. University of Miami. University of Michigan.
University of Minnesota. University of Nebraska Medical Center. University of Nevada. University of Pennsylvania. University of South Florida. University of Utah. Vanderbilt University. Virginia Tech University. University of Nevada School of Medicine. Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth. Rutgers New Jersey Medical School. University of New Mexico School of Medicine. Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. New York Medical College.
New York University School of Medicine. Stony Brook University School of Medicine. University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. Duke University School of Medicine.
The University of Toledo College of Medicine. University of Oklahoma College of Medicine. Drexel University College of Medicine. Penn State College of Medicine. Temple University School of Medicine.
The Commonwealth Medical College. The School fosters a multidisciplinary approach to public health through dual-degree master's programs offered in conjunction with other Columbia graduate schools.
These programs provide Columbia MPH students with an opportunity to gain knowledge, skills, and perspectives in fields beyond public health. Applicants seeking admission to dual-degree studies must apply separately to each of the two collaborating schools and must meet the admissions requirements of both.
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