Undergraduate Programs
Start on your journey into the world of health and wellness.
Students majoring at The Zuckerman College of Public Health are ready to help communities achieve greater health. Roll up your sleeves and work alongside professors, advisors, classmates, alumni, and community partners all with the same goal: help people live healthier, happier lives.
Bachelor of Arts
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Wellness and Health Promotion Practice is available with three different degree emphasis options.
Bachelor of Science
The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Public Health has six different emphasis options available.
Online Bachelors
The Online BA & BS degree programs provide students with a convenient way to get one step closer to their health professional aspirations.
Accelerated BS & MPH Programs
The Accelerated Master Program (AMP) is a 3+2 BS & MPH program that is available in Environmental & Occupational Health with two track options to choose from (EOH and Industrial Hygiene), and Global Health.
You will gain hands on, real world experience.
You will have the life-changing opportunity to help people in Tucson and all over the world through internships and field work.
Sage Liu
Public Health Student
“I first started with only a minor, but after taking one Public Health course I fell in love with the field and its potential to improve the health and well-being at a population scale. Something I really appreciate about Public Health is the emphasis on interdisciplinary connections, integrating every aspect of a person's life to create a more holistic understanding of health.”
Priscilla Nguyen
Public Health Alumnus
“After graduating, I hope to be admitted to an MD/MPH program and go into a trauma program. After working as a doctor, I want to work in the public health field in infectious diseases and eventually make my way back to a university to teach.”
Iman Hakim, MD, PhD, MPH
Dean & Professor
“We lead with both cutting-edge science and deep community commitments. Our faculty, students, and alumni are finding new approaches to chronic disease prevention, community public health preparedness, family wellness, and advocacy for public health policy.”
The Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health has held continuous accreditation
from the Council on Education for Public Health(CEPH) since 2003
and is accredited through December 31, 2027.