Academics & Programs
We offer several academic programs, including a bachelor of science (BS) and bachelor of art (BA), master of public health (MPH), master of science (MS) and a doctorate of philosophy (PhD).
Explore our degrees & programs
Undergraduate Programs
We offer a bachelor of science (BS) in public health and bachelor of arts (BA) in public health. Major in public health, discover the professional health studies track and investigate our accelerated program.
Master's Programs
We have a professional master of public health (MPH) and several master's degrees within each department. Our MPH is offered in person, while most master's programs are 100% online.
Doctoral Programs
We have a PhD in biostatistics and a PhD in public health sciences with three specializations: epidemiology, health management and policy, and health promotion and behavioral sciences.
Dual Programs
Dual degree programs allow students to earn two degrees simultaneously, combining related field which gives students a broader skillset and can accelerate their path to graduation.
Course Descriptions
If you are interested in learning more about the courses we offer through the School of Public Health and Information Sciences, please see the University of Louisville Undergraduate or Graduate Course Catalogs
Areas of interest
Public health encompasses various areas including epidemiology, biostatistics, health policy, and health promotion, all focused on improving population well-being. These fields work together to prevent disease, promote healthy lifestyles and address health disparities across communities.
SPHIS Student Ambassador Tristan Ferguson Reflects on her time at SPHIS
Recent graduate Tristan Ferguson looks back on her public health journey and how she shared her story and experience with others as a student ambassador.
By the Numbers
1,000+
Network of Alumni
25+
Academic Programs
100+
Community Partnerships
“SPHIS provided the foundation and connections in public health that I needed to fully apply myself to the field and move beyond just analysis.”