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Don't hesitate to reach out if you have questions about the BSPH program!
Note: The School of Public Health is not directly involved in the admission, financial aid, or scholarship process for those applying to enter as first-year students.
- Contact Pitt's Office of Admissions with questions about the status of your admission
- Contact Pitt's Office of Financial Aid for merit or need-based financial aid information.

Mara Leff Koperwas (BCHS '16)
Director of Undergraduate Curriculum
If you are a current Pitt student with questions about transferring into the program, contact Mara Koperwas.

Christian Goetz
Undergraduate Recruitment Coordinator
With other questions or to request more information about the program, contact Christian Goetz.
News

New Pitt classes and programs launch in fall 2025
Pitt Public Health is offering new courses for fall 2025, including a Disaster Preparedness Certificate and a course in AI in Health Data Science, as well as training opportunities through the Center of Excellence in Maternal and Child Health.

BSPH student voices, podcasted
In a recent assignment for the School of Public Health’s “Community-Based Approaches to Public Health” course, a group of undergraduate students tackled the Black maternal mortality crisis—not with a paper or a slide deck, but with a podcast. They opened with music and an engaging welcome, followed by a data-backed discussion of structural racism and community-based interventions, such as the use of doulas. Their delivery was confident, terminology thoughtful—and passion, well, audible.

Donors study alongside students
The Fosters, longtime fixtures in Pittsburgh business and philanthropy, joined the 2025 class for “Public Health Threats in Suriname: From Ecosystem to Human Health,” meeting with public health and other government officials and observing ecological and economic threats to the country on the northeast coast of South America.