School of Public Health
Public health protects what matters most: the health of people, communities and the environments we share. With deep and broad expertise, we collaborate to prevent disease, extend healthspans and prepare for future health challenges.
Preparing Future Leaders
We are a top-ranked destination for those driven to lead vital initiatives that strengthen local communities and diverse populations around the world. Our groundbreaking research grows from a rich history—from the development of the polio vaccine in the 1950s to today’s virtual modeling of infectious diseases.
Pitt Public Health's undergraduate and graduate programs are anchored in seven distinct departments are led by renowned faculty members who prepare our graduates for rewarding and influential positions at highly regarded institutions and organizations across the globe.
Collaboration for the Greater Good
We're recognized for significant contributions to research within crucial areas of the public health spectrum. The work of faculty and students supports effective public health initiatives through our various centers of practice — where relationships with community partners, experiential learning and service lead to impactful outcomes.
Undergrads Embrace Public Health at Pitt
The University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health is proudly celebrating the rapid growth and success of the Bachelor of Science in Public Health (BSPH) program.
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