Top Five Reasons to Study Public Health at Springfield College

An education in Public Health allows students to put their developed skills to work in a range of interesting and exciting career paths. So, why study Public Health at Springfield College? We’re happy to share.

1.  Learn in a state-of-the-art health sciences center.
   Students take full advantage of the Brown Cooper Health Sciences Center, including innovative spaces like the Data Visualization Lab. These resources provide access to advanced technology, hands-on learning experiences, and opportunities to develop critical research and analytical skills.
    

2. Experience Humanics in action.
   Rooted in Springfield College’s Humanics philosophy, the Public Health major emphasizes leadership, service, social responsibility, and a commitment to improving health outcomes in diverse communities.
    

3.  Prepare for a growing field.
   Public health is one of the nation’s fastest-growing professions, with employment opportunities projected to increase by approximately 17% through 2030.
    

4.  Find success in graduate school.
   Graduates have continued their studies at highly respected public health programs, earning Master of Public Health (MPH) degrees from institutions including Yale University, Brown University, Columbia University, and University of Connecticut.
    

5.  Build the skills to make a difference.
   The Public Health curriculum combines scientific knowledge, data-driven decision-making, and community engagement, preparing students to address today's most pressing health challenges locally and globally.