Master of Arts in Applied Anthropology/Master of Public Health
The University of North Texas offers a unique and highly interdisciplinary dual degree in Applied Anthropology and Public Health, providing a robust foundation in understanding human behavior within health contexts. UNT's strong faculty expertise in both disciplines, coupled with its dedicated research centers and community engagement initiatives, makes this program an excellent choice for students seeking to address complex health challenges from a holistic perspective. The university's commitment to applied research ensures practical skill development and real-world impact.
36 Months
Masters
United States
36
menu_book Syllabus & Modules
Qualitative Research Methods in Anthropology
Core Module
Epidemiology
Core Module
Biostatistics
Core Module
Social and Cultural Aspects of Health
Core Module
Health Policy and Management
Core Module
Public Health Program Planning and Evaluation
Core Module
Medical Anthropology
Core Module
Global Health Issues
Core Module
Career Outcomes
Employment Rate
Graduates employed within 6 months
Average Starting Salary
$55,000 - $75,000
Core Focus & Roles
Entry Requirements
English & Others
Accepts 15 Years Education
Yes
MAX. Backlogs Allowed
6
Application Fee
75
Deposit Fee
N/A
Document Submission Deadline
Fall:- April 15
Application Deadline
Fall:- April 15
Scholarship Deadline
N/A
Academic
- Min GPA 3