Vet Public Health MPH.pdf

Here is a concise summary of the University of Minnesota's DVM/MPH dual degree program in Veterinary Public Health:

Program Overview: The University of Minnesota offers a DVM/MPH dual degree program that combines veterinary studies with public health training, preparing students to work at the interface of human and animal health.

Program Format: The program is predominantly online, with a 3-week in-person intensive session, and can be completed in 4 years alongside the DVM degree. Students must complete 42 credits, including 21-26 credits of core courses and 16-21 credits of electives or transfer credits.

Key Benefits:

Expert education from faculty in the College of Veterinary Medicine and School of Public Health
Strong connections with peers from 15-20 different veterinary schools
* Cost and time savings with resident-rate tuition and transfer credits

Career Opportunities: Graduates are prepared for positions in government, industry, and veterinary practice, with a focus on zoonotic diseases, foodborne illness, public health preparedness, and environmental health.

Prerequisites: Applicants must be accepted to or current students at an AVMA-accredited veterinary school, with a personal statement and career goals reviewed comprehensively.

Application Deadline: January 15 of the application year, with admission only for Summer Term.