On Friday, November 8, we welcomed 95 prospective students, showing them how their interests and goals line up with our degree programs.
We are sorry you missed it. Plan to visit us another time, or take a look at this synopsis of our 2019 event.
Registration and Refreshments Ground Floor Lobby
Informational Sessions: Certificate in Health Risk Assessment (4140 Public Health) Certificate in Global Health (A216 Public Health) Certificate in Evaluation of Public Health Programs (A312 Public Health) Certificate in Health Equity (A521 Public Health) Certificate in LGBT Individuals' Health and Wellness (G009 Public Health) Certificate in Public Health Genetics (3140 Public Health) Accelerated Bachelor’s/Master’s (4+1) Program (1155 Public Health)
Welcome and Overview (G23 Public Health) Career Services Financial Aid Information Application Process
Information Marketplace (Public Health Commons) with representatives and information from departments, certificates, centers, student organizations.
Departmental Lunch (various locations) With faculty, staff, and students.
Informational Sessions: Genetic Counseling at Pitt Public Health (A216 Public Health) Current students will present cases they have seen during their clinical rotations and talk about their experiences in the program
Accelerated Bachelor's/Master's Program for Pitt Students (1154 Public Health) Current Pitt undergrads learn how motivated students can obtain a bachelor's and master's degree all while saving up to one year's worth of tuition.
Fast Facts | handout
What is Public Health? | Deciding on a field of study
Tuition and Financial Aid | handout
How to Apply | handout
Career Services | handout
Upcoming Events | handout
Certificate Programs | handout
Living in Pittsburgh
Contact the Pitt Public Health office of student affairs with general admissions questions, or contact your department of interest with specific questions about program details, financial aid, and departmental application requirements.
Contact Renee Hill at 412-383-9038, for more information.
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