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The School of Public Health offers three dual programs which allows students to obtain a Bachelor of Science with a major in either Public Health, Interdisciplinary Engineering or Industrial Engineering and a Master of Public Health within five years.
The 3+2 programs are more than a means to produce next-level Public Health practitioners. They will deliver a graduate who can not only immediately impact the field of Public Health as a public health professional, but also deliver someone with a well-rounded understanding of the role that Public Health plays in medicine, nursing, allied health or other health professions.
Follow the links to the left to learn more about the specific 3+2 programs.
This program will enable students to complete the requirements for both a Bachelor of Science in Public Health and a Masters of Public Health within five years. Students will receive both degrees upon completion of the program to then become competitive in the workforce or for health profession programs.
Students can apply to the following MPH concentration areas:
Students apply in the fall/spring of their junior year, and the combined program begins fall of their senior year.
The 3+2 program admits in the Fall term only (not spring or summer terms).
Fall 2025
May 1, 2025
TBD
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As a freshman/sophomore student, you will want to discuss your interest in the 3+2 program with your academic advisor to ensure you meet all eligibility requirements (i.e., required courses and GPA minimum) by the time you apply.
During your junior year,
Once the Certification for 3+2 Eligibility Form is approved, then you must submit the following documentation with your SOPHAS Express application by the posted deadline to be considered complete.
For a better understanding of your total cost of attendance (COA), please visit our cost and tuition rates webpage ( https://aggie.tamu.edu/billing-and-payments/cost-and-tuition-rates). This webpage will provide you with an opportunity to review estimated COA information for undergraduate, graduate and professional students, as well as other resources such as the tuition calculator and billing and fee explanations.
The College of Engineering and School of Public Health offer a combination degree program leading to the BS in Interdisciplinary Engineering (ITDE) and Master of Public Health (MPH) in Occupational Safety and Health degrees. This program is structured to allow students to complete it in five academic years, reducing the typical time to completion for sequential degrees by one year.
This combined degree program will educate students in biomedical technology and public health aspects of occupational environments. It utilizes an interdisciplinary approach to integrate relevant aspects of human health monitoring, ergonomics and workplace design, and public education and intervention for the purpose of creating healthier and safer working environments. This program has developed from university interdisciplinary research initiatives that are addressing the grand challenge of overcoming the human and economic burden of diabetes, heart disease, and other chronic conditions in underserved communities.
Students who enroll in the combined program complete their first three academic years in the College of Engineering. Upon the conclusion of the spring semester of the third year, students begin concurrent coursework in the School of Public Health and College of Engineering for the fourth and fifth academic years. Students must complete all curriculum requirements and all additional graduation requirements published in the applicable undergraduate and graduate catalogs for the BS-ITDE degree and the MPH degree.
https://catalog.tamu.edu/undergraduate/engineering/interdisciplinary-engineering-bs-occupational-safety-and-health-mph/#programrequirementstext
Students interested in this combined program are strongly advised to meet with an academic advisor in the BS in Interdisciplinary Engineering program as early as possible to understand issues related to admission to both the BS and MPH programs, course scheduling, minimum academic performance standards, and others. Admission to the BS degree program does not guarantee admission to the MPH portion, and students must apply to the School of Public Health separately.
As a freshman/sophomore student, you will want to discuss your interest in the 3+2 program with your academic advisor to ensure you meet any eligibility requirements by the time you apply. You should apply during your junior year by the posted deadlines (see the table above).
Once you meet and receive approval from your academic advisor in the College of Engineering, then you must submit ta SOPHAS Express application by the posted deadline to be considered complete.
For a better understanding of your total cost of attendance (COA), please visit our cost and tuition rates webpage (https://aggie.tamu.edu/billing-and-payments/cost-and-tuition-rates). This webpage will provide you with an opportunity to review estimated COA information for undergraduate, graduate and professional students, as well as other resources such as the tuition calculator and billing and fee explanations.
https://catalog.tamu.edu/undergraduate/engineering/industrial-systems/industrial-bs-occupational-safety-and-health-mph/#programrequirementstext
Students interested in this combined program are strongly advised to meet with an academic advisor in the BS in Industrial Engineering program as early as possible to understand issues related to admission to both the BS and MPH programs, course scheduling, minimum academic performance standards, and others. Admission to the BS degree program does not guarantee admission to the MPH portion, and students must apply to the School of Public Health separately.
