Make Your Impact
Welcome to EGH! We provide our students with the mentorship, training and tools needed to solve real-world health crises. Take the first step in making your impact today.
First One Health graduate programs in the United States
100% of our graduates find job placement after completing their degree
10 Countries where our research makes an impact
Our graduate programs
One Health Concentration
Master of Health Sciences, One Health
The Master of Health Science (MHS) Program provides one-on-one mentorship, coursework, and research and practice opportunities, incorporating transdisciplinary qualitative and quantitative skills to address environmental and global health challenges.
Environmental Health
Master of Public Health
The Master of Public Health (MPH) Program provides professional development in public, environmental, and human health practice training to address a diverse range of public health issues affecting individuals and communities.
One Health COncentration
PhD in Public Health, One Health
The PhD in Public Health, One Health Concentration provides multidisciplinary systems-based research training that focuses on the role of the environment in animal and human disease with an emphasis on infectious disease, nutrition and global health interventions.
Environmental Health
PhD in Public Health
The PhD in Public Health, Environmental Health Concentration prepares students for the rigors of scientific investigation in environmental science with a focus on toxicology, epidemiology, and exposure outcomes.
In the spotlight
Faculty Spotlight
Dr. Michael von Fricken takes the UF One Health Center of Excellence to new heights
Click below to learn more about Dr. von Fricken's feats and goals.
Student Spotlight
Understanding and combatting food security abroad
Click below to learn more about Daniel Acosta’s path to public health innovation.
Environmental & Global Health news
Zhoumeng Lin leads a new study that will create computational models to determine drug withdrawl intervals for food animals.
Faculty member Michael von Fricken shares everything you need to know to avoid tickborne illness in Florida.
Faculty members John Lednicky and Ira Longini and alumnus Soung Brice answer questions about the new outbreak.
The new surveillance system will target dengue fever, yellow fever and other arboviruses.
A message from the chair
Dr. Sarah McKune
Click below to learn more about Dr. McKune's feats and goals.
