Be a public health leader for the 21st century
Public health is critical to our nation’s welfare, yet today’s public health systems face mounting challenges, from workforce shortages and outdated infrastructure to widening health disparities shaped by where people live. The field hasn’t kept pace with the rapid advancements in data science, engineering and digital technology that are transforming other sectors of health and society.
Arizona State University’s School of Technology for Public Health was created to modernize public health infrastructure and prepare leaders who can design, deploy and scale technology-enabled solutions that improve population health. By merging public health and technological innovation, the school equips graduates to strengthen systems, expand access and reduce disparities at scale.
As a graduate student in the School of Technology for Public Health, you’re not only preparing to advance your career — you’re learning to build faster, smarter and more resilient public health systems. You’ll gain fluency in public health, systems engineering, data science and human-centered design and apply those skills in real-world settings alongside agencies, industry partners and communities. Whether your goal is to lead within government, innovate in industry, conduct use-inspired research or co-design solutions with communities, you’ll be prepared to turn insight into action.
Read about our Master of Science degree in public health technology. Review our admission requirements and the financial aid opportunities available. Ask questions. And if you decide you’re ready to become a leader in public health, we’re ready with the knowledge and tools you need to do it.