Campus Prepares for Winter Virus Season
Vaccine, Masking Guidelines Allow Students to Model Behavior in Health Care Settings and Beyond
We believe health is a human right. If you do too, become a leader focused on reducing health inequities with a master’s degree in public health (MPH) from Touro University California.
Become a leader in health research, education, and policymaking in our independent Master of Public Health program. You'll follow one of three tracks: Community Action and Health, Global Health, or Health Equity and Criminal Justice.
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The Health Equity and Criminal Justice Micro-Credential focuses on the impacts of the criminal justice system that have been harmful to public health. You will look at how outdated punitive policies and mass incarceration deepen health inequity and widen inequality in America.
Learn MorePublic Health Workforce Skills Micro-Credential is for health department and community public health workers. The micro-credential focuses on practical skills that can be applied to your current public health work and used to create opportunities for job growth within the public health workforce.
Learn MorePublic health digital badges provide professional learning opportunities to gain skills in specific areas such as accessing mental and emotional health services, as well as experiences designed to increase knowledge around specific public health topics such as social justice.
Learn MoreGraduates with an MSPAS/MPH degree are equipped to become superb clinicians with the analytical skills and public health foundational knowledge required to assess the health needs of a community, develop health education and other community-based disease prevention/health promotion programs.
Learn MoreAs a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, you'll care for patients with an eye on the bigger picture. Education and prevention are as vital to your approach as treating disease. We offer a public health dual-degree option for our DO students so you can bolster your community health knowledge and skills.
Learn MoreCampus Prepares for Winter Virus Season
Vaccine, Masking Guidelines Allow Students to Model Behavior in Health Care Settings and Beyond
School Year Opens with Day of Service
Hundreds of Incoming Students Fan Out Across Vallejo, Fairfield-Suisun Region to Support More Than a Dozen Nonprofit Organizations
Alums Share Stage with Class of 2024
Commencements for Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine, Pharmacy, Education and Health Sciences Feature Brief Speeches from University Alumni
Alumna Lands Prestigious State Fellowship
Public Health Program Grad Set to Begin Role as Fellow with California Department of Public Health Epidemiologic Investigation Service