Temple University’s Master of Science in Public Health Data Science program trains you to analyze, design and manage health data and systems to improve healthcare and population health. You'll learn to conceptualize health problems, develop analytic insights and communicate your findings to inform evidence-based health decision-making.

The program equips students with a strong biostatistical and computational foundation along with training in epidemiology and public health—approaching health and well-being through an interdisciplinary lens in one of the largest and most academically diverse schools of public health in the country.

Upon graduation, you'll be prepared for roles in academic settings, state and local health agencies, hospital systems, nonprofit organizations and more.

You can complete the 36-credit Public Health Data Science MS program in two years of study. All courses are conducted at Temple’s Main Campus. No GRE is required to apply.