Advancing Health Equity
Our location in Atlanta gives students opportunities for hands-on learning at the CDC, state and local public health agencies, community organizations and the private sector.
The School of Public Health offers an accelerated BS/MPH program that enables students to earn both degrees in five years.
A range of student organizations, mentoring programs and networking events connect students with each other and with Atlanta’s vibrant public health community.
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Why Study Public Health?
Public health is the art and science of protecting and improving the health of individuals and their communities. Public health degrees open up a range of opportunities for people who are passionate about making a difference locally and around the world. Our graduates work in health care settings, local, state and federal agencies, non-profit organizations, academia and the private sector to prevent disease, promote wellness and advance health equity.
"People come to the Georgia State School of Public Health with a genuine desire to understand health disparities and to make a difference."
- Associate Professor Claire Spears
What makes the Georgia State
School of Public Health distinctive?
- Real-world, practice-based learning experiences
- Located in a global hub of public health expertise
- Applied practice and career services
- Faculty with research and practice expertise
- Study abroad and community engagement opportunities
- Mentoring programs
- A range of CEPH accredited degree programs
- Dedicated to advancing health equity
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Urban Life Building
140 Decatur Street
Suite 300
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Georgia State University
P.O. Box 3995
Atlanta, GA 30302-3995
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Georgia State University
140 Decatur Street - Suite 400
Atlanta, GA 30303