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What is the difference between the MS degree program in CBH and the MPH with a CBH subtrack?

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What is the difference between the MS degree program in CBH and the MPH with a CBH subtrack?

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The MS program is designed for students with strong interests in research who plan to continue with doctoral studies. The MS program ends with a thesis which prepares MS students for later dissertation work. The MS program is usually a little longer than two years because of the time spent on the thesis. When considering applicants for the MS program, admission committee members look for research experience and interests along with the other requirements for admission. The MPH program ends with a practicum experience. This is fitting because the MPH program is designed for persons who primarily want to become professional practitioners of public health, and don’t necessarily desire a PhD. When considering applicants for the MPH program, admission committee members look for experience in public health (paid or volunteer) along with the other requirements for admission. It is possible for MPH graduates to later go into PhD work. It is also possible that MS graduates will work a while bef

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