ACHE Master of Public Health
Program Overview
The Master of Public Health (MPH) prepares students to improve the health of individuals and communities via a skills-based, hands-on approach. Using an innovative teaching model, the program incorporates service-learning opportunities and community-based participatory research throughout the curriculum. Through a blend of theory and practical application, graduates will be fully prepared to tackle health challenges effectively. We offer a two-year MPH with concentrations in Rural and Community Health, and Nutrition. Our 100% online program provides the flexibility to advance your education and make a meaningful impact without disrupting your current life.
Learner Focused
Learn in an individualized, supportive online environment from our expert faculty.
Application Based
Learn by engaging in direct application of skills, theories and models.
Community Involvement
Use your knowledge and skills to serve the community around you.
DEFINE HOW YOU CHANGE THE WORLD
Whether you dream of making a difference
in your hometown or on another continent,
your MPH experience will prepare you to
engage with the issues you care about most.
Explore ACHE MPH.
News & Events
2025 National Public Health Week Lecture Series
This year’s theme was “Opportunities to Improve Public Health in Rural Communities.”
Arkansas Colleges of Health Education Celebrating 10 Years of Growth & Impact
Since its founding, ACHE has generated over $900 million in economic impact, addressing the region’s healthcare needs and providing world-class education.
ACHE MPH Student, Adjunct Instructor Shines as Team Prosthetist for U.S. Paralympic Track & Field Team
This marks Van Der Watt’s fourth appearance at the Paralympic Games as the U.S. Track & Field Team Prosthetist, and he brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to the role.
Contact Us
Fort Smith, AR 72916
479-308-2243