A new HSPH doctoral program beginning in July has generated an unprecedented level of interest, drawing 286 applicants for just 15 spots. The Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) program will prepare graduates to be leaders in the health sector—such as health ministers, heads of government agencies, directors of nongovernmental organizations, or corporate executives—by providing a … Continue reading “New leadership-focused doctoral program draws unprecedented interest”
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