Public Health (M.P.H.)
“The program provides graduates with an advanced understanding of the public health sciences and skills that can be utilized in multiple career fields. The Program prepares individuals for careers in the field of public health, incorporating knowledge and skills that can be utilized in healthcare management, population-based research, and the community practice of public health. Students complete both didactic and experience-based courses, culminating in a community organization-based Practicum that provides students the ability to combine their classroom-based learning with “hands-on” public health projects. MPH is an applicable graduate degree for students from any discipline.”
Old Dominion University
Mo/Yr. of Matriculation: Fall 2022
Mo/Yr. of Anticipated Graduation: December 2024
Literature (English, M.A.)
“This concentration, which offers a comprehensive grounding in literary and cultural studies and critical theory, prepares students for careers in community college and four-year university teaching, public media, and a variety of jobs in the public sphere. It also prepares students for advanced literary and cultural studies at the Ph.D. level. For students in other programs this concentration offers as well a Certificate in Literature, which helps to qualify them for secondary school teaching.”
Old Dominion University
Mo/Yr. of Matriculation: January 2019
Mo/Yr. of Graduation: December 2022
