17 Master's degrees offered by the university

The School of Public Health MPH Program at the University of Memphis offers two options for students: a traditional four-semester MPH program offered in-person or online, and an accelerated program available for completion within 12 months. 

To align with an increased emphasis on disease prevention across the health professions, we have revised our Health Promotion concentration to capture the more specialized field of Lifestyle Medicine emphasizing the importance of preventive care. The Lifestyle Medicine MSc programme is offered at University of Memphis.

The Master of Public Health (MPH) program in Epidemiology at University of Memphis prepares students to apply epidemiological methods in public health studies and foster public health practices and policies to improve human health and well-being. 

Students of the Master of Arts (M.A.) degree program in Speech-Language Pathology at the University of Memphis students must meet all academic and clinical requirements specified by the American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA) for the Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology.

The Executive Master of Health Administration at University of Memphis is an EMHA degree designed for mid-to-senior level professionals. This public study mode programme focuses on strategic leadership and financial management. It offers a flexible online format to accommodate working experts in the healthcare sector.

The University of Memphis Clinical Nutrition programme is an ACEND-accredited intensive curriculum lasting only 16 months.

Advance your nursing career with one of our convenient and flexible MSN program! The Nursing degree is offered by University of Memphis.

The Law and Public Health JD/MPH program from University of Memphis offers students the opportunity to pursue the JD (juris doctor) and MPH (master of public health) degrees simultaneously. Students will have the ability to complete both degrees in four years of full-time study, a year less than it would take to complete each degree separately.

Balance school and life with the flexibility of the Exercise Nutrition MSc program offered at University of Memphis, designed for those who desire increased knowledge and understanding of exercise and nutrition science, 100% online and on your time. 

Our Counseling program at University of Memphis gives you the knowledge and tools to change lives for the better. 

The Nutrition Science program at the University of Memphis provides individuals with an excellent opportunity to pursue their interests in understanding the roles of nutrition in health and disease, development and aging, and in athletic performance. 

The M.Sc. in Health Promotion at the University of Memphis is a 30-credit-hour postgraduate programme delivered entirely online. This public study mode course focuses on lifestyle medicine and chronic disease prevention, offering a flexible schedule for healthcare professionals to enhance their expertise in just one year.

The M.Sc. Nutrition Science at the University of Memphis is a 33-credit-hour programme delivered in a public study mode. This advanced degree focuses on the role of nutrition in health, disease, and athletic performance, offering students research training in experimental design, laboratory skills, and scientific writing.

The Masters level Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at the University of Memphis is designed to prepare diverse, knowledgeable and skilled counseling professionals to work in a variety of settings. 

The Environmental Nutrition MSc program offered at University of Memphis provides an advanced degree option for members of the workforce with food and nutrition responsibilities employed by schools, industry, health care, government and non-profit organizations. 

The University of Memphis Master of Health Administration programme is a nationally-ranked program with an award-winning emphasis on leadership and professional development. 

This concentration of Urban Health at University of Memphis is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills to address complex health issues specific to urban areas.