Master of Public Health in Public Health Communication and Marketing in Washington, D.C. United States | George Washington University

Washington, D.C. serves as the hub for health communication work, hosting more health communication firms than any other U.S. location. The GW Master of Public Health (MPH) in Public Health Communication and Marketing program aims to educate future public health leaders in utilizing innovative communication and marketing strategies to support both international and national public health goals.

Graduates of the Public Health Communication and Marketing program will gain the ability to:

Design, execute, and assess communication initiatives that empower individuals to make informed health decisions and encourage the adoption of health-promoting policies across public and private sectors.
Create, implement, and analyze marketing strategies that strengthen community health by increasing access to beneficial products and services while reducing unhealthy alternatives.
Master the art of crafting campaigns that effectively leverage digital platforms including social media, mobile technology, and traditional media, incorporating elements like narrative techniques, gaming strategies, and application development.
To accommodate students' schedules, Milken Institute SPH offers flexible course options, enabling Public Health Communication and Marketing students to complete up to 15 credits online. This flexibility allows students to complete their entire first semester remotely, providing extra time for relocation to the D.C. area if necessary.
The Public Health Communication and Marketing master's program requires no specific prerequisites beyond a bachelor's degree or higher. This program suits individuals passionate about enhancing public health, particularly those interested in serving diverse populations and addressing wide-ranging health issues, making them ideal candidates for this MPH specialization.