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- MPH and MHA
- MPH and Medicine MD
- MPH and Nursing MS
- MPH and Social Work MSW
- Public Health and Anthropology
Students must follow all academic policies for concurrent degrees including admissions requirements, you can view USF policies here.Other concurrent degree options with Public Health may be possible.
When do students begin this process?
Students may begin this process at the beginning of their academic programs or partway.
What are the requirements and policies?
- Students must be in good academic standing to apply for a 2nd degree
- All students must apply through SOPHAS and be recommended for admission
- Once recommendation from COPH for admission has happened, students can complete the concurrent degree form to be admitted in to the degree for the upcoming term
- Degrees may be conferred sequentially or concurrently, as specified in the approved major requirements.
- Students must complete both degrees within the time limit for the first degree
- For a full listing of requirements see the Academic Policy section and the concurrent degree section of the USF Catalog.
How do I complete this process?
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- Identify the 2nd degree and concentration
- Apply in SOPHAS for the COPH degree and note that you are pursuing a concurrent degree
- If you are applying to start both programs in the same term you must select which is the primary and add the 2nd one through the concurrent degree application
- Speak to the Graduate Advisor for the concentration
- Identify the courses needed for the program
- Begin the COPH concurrent degree form and USF Concurrent Degree Application
- Schedule a meeting with the concentration lead for your area linked here and the faculty from the other degree to decide if there will be share credits, 0-15% of credits may be shared
- Example: MPH requires 42 credits and other degree requires 52. This would allow up to 14 credit hours to be shared.
- Submit both forms to the COPH Graduate Advisor to route for COPH signatures
- Concurrent Degree forms cannot be processed until the end of the 1st term
- If approved continue to communicate with your advisors for both degrees to ensure you are meeting requirements for both degree
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