MPH in Public Health

A curriculum vitae, or CV, is used to achieve a job, grant or award in the academic world more often than its well-known sibling, the resume. Below are some tips on preparing a CV:- Curriculum vitae loosely means "this is my life", so make certain yours reflects your every success and achievement in its best light. Assemble your information: degrees, diplomas, papers published, books and articles authored, patents earned, courses taught, grants and prizes earned. Decide on a style. As with resumes, there are formats geared toward every objective. Check out current trends in CVs in books, magazines, and web sites dedicated to careers and graduate programs. Look at CVs on the Internet, especially within your area of interest. List your diplomas, GPA, experience, and education first. Dates and names can be easily checked. Keep your CV up-to-date and honest.

If your degree has been completed, you must submit official proof that your degree has been awarded or conferred.

Two references (one academic and one clinical reference) - the link will be automatically emailed to each of the referees you have identified in your application

The Statement of Goals & Intentions - MPH The Statement of Goals & Intentions for the MPH program must address specific areas. The statement should not exceed three pages, and must be one-sided, double-spaced, with 1 inch margins. MPH applicants should address the following three areas in the Statement of Goals & Intentions for the program. Your specific career goals and how the Master of Public Health program will assist you in fulfilling them. How your previous academic and/or work experience has prepared you to study in the Master of Public Health program. Please refer to specific courses from your transcript, and/or specific experiences from your Curriculum Vitae. Although not a requirement for admission, having experience with statistics or data analysis may make your application more competitive. Please include a description of any statistics courses taken, including the course content and the grade attained. If you have conducted any data analyses, please provide an overview of that experience. If you are applying to a specialization, please include: a description of how the specialization relates to your career goals; a list of any related courses taken (course content and grade attained); as well as any related work or volunteering from your Curriculum Vitae.