SPH Information Session & Tour
Explore the University of Minnesota School of Public Health at our upcoming information session and tour.
Explore the University of Minnesota School of Public Health at our upcoming information session and tour.
Join Amy Pleimling, Coordinated Program Director and Laura Moores, Coordinated Program Assistant for an overview of the program and an opportunity to ask questions. Amy will aim to also have 1 current student in attendance to answer your questions as well. Please register in advance for these meetings.
This presentation will explore the implications of paid care delivery for older adults from diverse backgrounds living with disabilities, their family care partners, and the direct care workers who support them in the community.
Have a quick question that you want to talk through? Drop into this virtual session to connect with one of our admission staff members.
Have a quick question that you want to talk through? Drop into this virtual session to connect with one of our admission staff members.
International applications require additional documentation when applying. Join our session to understand these requirements, what is accepted, and how to best plan for the extensive application and enrollment process.
This webinar will give you some insights into what admissions committees are looking for in this essay, what works, and what doesn’t.
We are excited to invite you to the Integrating Data as an Approach to Overcome Syndemics Event, co-convened by Hennepin County, Hennepin Healthcare, the UMN School of Public Health, and the Hennepin-University Partnership.
The 2024 visiting professor and keynote speaker is Sara Singer, professor at the Stanford University School of Medicine and Stanford Graduate School of Business.
This session will provide you with an overview of the letters of recommendation application requirement.
Have a quick question that you want to talk through? Drop into this virtual session to connect with one of our admission staff members.
This webinar will explain how to submit a resume or C.V. to be a competitive applicant.
The goal of the Aging Work Group (AWG) is to create a collaborative, supportive community of scholars to facilitate the development of innovative and interdisciplinary aging science.
Discover what makes our School unique as we provide an overview of our master's programs in public health and walk you through the application process.
Join the Office of Research for a Grant Club meeting for individuals seeking support with grant development writing and editing.
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Minneapolis, MN 55455