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2 Years On Campus Masters Program
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San AntonioThe Master of Public Health in Health Systems in the Community Context (HSCC) is a 45-semester credit-hour graduate-level degree program designed to prepare students to lead at the nexus of health care and public health. Students will learn to communicate health information effectively, advocate for data-driven healthcare and health systems, and utilize data to develop community-responsive interventions that target the underlying factors influencing community health across the continuum of public health and healthcare.
Application • A U.S. bachelor’s degree or its international equivalent from a college or university of recognized standing • Official Transcripts • Statement of Purpose • Letters of Recommendation (2) • CV • Writing sampleRequired immunizations, criminal background and sanction checks, and technical and additional requirements per the School of Public Health and/or UT Health San Antonio regulatory guidelinesEvidence of basic data literacy (e.g., at least one course of higher-level mathematics and/or statistics or related work experience)Evidence of engagement with the community (e.g., volunteer hours, leadership positions) demonstrated through the applicant’s personal statement, resume, recommendation letters, or other provided documentationEvidence of communication and critical thinking skills demonstrated through the review of application materials, letters of recommendation, and personal interviews conducted by the admissions committeePublic Health Expert
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