
Public Health
About the Program
Impact Family Wellness
CSU’s Master of Public Health (MPH) program features a concentration in Maternal and Child Health (MCH). This fully online degree prepares you to analyze public health issues, design evidence-based solutions, and implement culturally tailored programs to improve the health of women, children, and families.
With access to major government and healthcare agencies in the Columbus area, students gain real-world experience through internships and practicum opportunities while learning from dedicated faculty in small, supportive classes.
Tracks and Concentrations
Maternal and Child Health (Concentration)
Explore programs and policies that impact women, children, and families. Core public health topics include epidemiology, health promotion, community outreach, program evaluation, and research.
Just the Facts
Total Credit Hours:
42 Hours
Delivery Format:
Online
Completion Time:
2 years (full-time)
Academic Unit:
Department of Kinesiology and Heatlh Sciences
Additional Resources
Program Highlights
Your Academic Experience
- Maternal and Child Health concentration focused on reducing disparities in diverse communities.
- 100% online program with flexible scheduling for working professionals.
- Small classes with one-on-one faculty mentorship.
- Internship and practicum opportunities with local and state agencies.
- Graduates prepared to join Georgia’s public health workforce and beyond.
What Can You Do With This Degree?
Explore job trends, average salaries, and growing opportunities so you can see how your degree connects to meaningful career pathways and the future of your field.
Admission Requirements
Your Pathway to CSU

Program-Specific Admission Requirements
This program has specific admission requirements. These requirements are available in our catalog.
Institutional Admission Requirements
All applicants must meet our institutional admissions requirements to be accepted into Columbus State University.

