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Online Master of Public Health Information Session

Are you interested in improving health beyond the individual level? Discover how UWL's online Master of Public Health can help you turn that interest into action.

CalendarTuesday, September 1, 2026

clockNoon Central Time

ComputerOnline via Zoom

Make an impact on community health

Wheather you work in public health, health care, human services, government, education or another field, an MPH can prepare you to address the issues affecting the health of communities and populations.

You might already be doing public health work if you:

  • Wonder why some communities experience better health outcomes than others.
  • Care about what happens before someone enters the health care system.
  • Translate research and data into information people can actually use.
  • Look for ways to connect people with resources and services.
  • Believe good programs should be backed by good data.
  • Find yourself asking, "What can we do about this at the community level?"

Find out if an MPH is right for you

Join us online Tuesday, September 1, at noon Central Time to meet the academic program director and learn more about UWL's online MPH program.

During the live session, you'll: 

  • Get an overview of the program
  • Learn how the program can support with your professional goals
  • Meet the academic program director
  • Ask your questions and get answers in real time.

Ready to learn more?

 

CalendarTuesday, September 1, 2026

clockNoon Central Time

ComputerOnline via Zoom

REGISTER TO ATTEND

Your Zoom access information will be sent after you register.

Portrait of Ella Rusnacko, '20 & '25

Ella Rusnacko, '20 & '25

"Being a full-time working professional, the UWL online MPH program integrated seamlessly. It gave me a great systems-level overview and tangible tools that I can apply day-to-day with the work that I do. You will walk out with a stronger sense of self and stronger sense of confidence."

Portrait of Kayla Loeber, '19 & '25

Kayla Loeber, '19 & '25

"Even though it was virtual, it was very easy to access other students and support each other along the way. What I learned in this program connects perfectly back to the population I work with, and the support I gained in policy and advocacy has definitely helped me be able to advocate for the people that I work with."