Colorado School of Public Health
A collaboration of University of Northern Colorado, the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus and Colorado State University, Colorado School of Public Health is the first and only school of public health in the Rocky Mountain region. Combining transferable courses, faculty and resources, the school allows students to access specializations, research and service centers located at the three universities.
Degree Options
UNC offers a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree in three concentration areas: Community Health Education, Global Health and Community Health Education, and Healthy Aging and Community Health Education as well as a Certificate in Public Health Sciences.
These programs prepare students to work effectively with diverse communities to identify needs and strengths, as well as develop healthy individuals and communities.
News and Announcements
Make a Difference Through Community Health
Pursue your interest in public health, engage in local community health organization and initiatives and benefit from small class sizes. Take a moment to watch this video and learn more about UNC and the Colorado School of Public Health.
Colorado School of Public Health Celebrates 10th Anniversary
Faculty, staff, current and former students, and community stakeholders gathered at
the University of Northern Colorado to celebrate ten years of collaboration and education.
Hosted by Dr. Danielle Brittain, Graduate Coordinator for ColoradoSPH at UNC, the
event honored the contributions made by all three campuses and the achievements of
both students and faculty.
Thank you to everyone who came to our anniversary celebration! Cheers to Public Health!