George Mason's College of Public Health prepares students for success in a variety of health and human services professions. We offer a variety of graduate degrees and certificates in public health, global health, health systems management, health informatics, nursing, social work, nutrition and food studies, and health and medical policy. Faculty and students engage in research and scholarly activities in order to improve the lives of individuals, families, and communities. Our graduates enjoy meaningful careers as clinicians, educators, social workers, researchers, administrators, and policymakers. Mason’s proximity to the nation’s capital—the epicenter of world health and human services policy—is extremely advantageous for students seeking internships and career opportunities.
Requirements and Deadlines
We are excited about your interest in pursuing your graduate studies with George Mason's College of Public Health. Admission to our graduate programs is competitive, and selection criteria differ by program and are established by the faculty of that program.
In order to be successful in the application process, we encourage applicants to review the information provided on this site before applying. It’s important to note that deadlines and requirements vary by program. Applicants can learn about program-specific deadlines and requirements using the College's Admissions Standards, Requirements, and Deadlines.
One-On-One Student Support
Every Public Health program has a dedicated academic advisor, who is ready to answer your questions. Once you're enrolled as a students, they will advise you through your program.
Dedicated Career Services
Looking for resume advice or career guidance? The College's Office of Career Advising offers hands-on resume workshops, group networking sessions, and on-site employer visits to help students land their job dream.
