Public Health
Ranked in 2011 | Public Health Rankings Methodology
With a graduate degree in public health, students may work in a variety of sectors and specialties, including health services administration, nutrition, and international health. These are the top public health schools.
| Rank | School name | Score |
|---|---|---|
| #16 |
University of Alabama–Birmingham
Birmingham, AL |
3.0 |
| #16 |
University of Illinois–Chicago
Chicago, IL |
3.0 |
| #16 |
University of Iowa
Iowa City, IA |
3.0 |
| #15 |
University of Texas–Houston Health Sciences Center
Houston, TX |
3.2 |
| #13 |
Tulane University
New Orleans, LA |
3.3 |
| #13 |
Yale University
New Haven, CT |
3.3 |
| #11 |
Boston University
Boston, MA |
3.4 |
| #11 |
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA |
3.4 |
| #10 |
University of California–Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA |
3.7 |
| #8 |
University of California–Berkeley
Berkeley, CA |
3.8 |
| #8 |
University of Minnesota–Twin Cities
Minneapolis, MN |
3.8 |
| #6 |
Emory University
Atlanta, GA |
4.1 |
| #6 |
University of Washington
Seattle, WA |
4.1 |
| #5 |
Columbia University
New York, NY |
4.2 |
| #4 |
University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor, MI |
4.3 |
| #3 |
Harvard University
Boston, MA |
4.5 |
| #2 |
University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC |
4.6 |
| #1 |
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, MD |
4.8 |
