Student Handbooks
Student handbooks for each academic program have been developed to inform students of MEZCOPH and University policies and procedures. It is the individual student's responsibility to review and abide by the information contained in their specific program’s handbook. Students are subject to the most recent academic year handbook’s requirements as University and College policies change and the handbook is updated to reflect this change of process.
2018/19 MPH Student Handbook - Main Campus
2018/19 DrPH MCH Student Handbook
2018/19 DrPH PHPM Student Handbook
2018/19 Biostatistics PhD and MS Student Handbook
2018/19 Environmental Health Sciences PhD and MS Student Handbook
2018/19 Epidemiology PhD and MS Student Handbook
2018/19 Health Behavior Health Health Promotion PhD Student Handbook
Academic Curriculum Guides
The Academic Curriculum Guide gives a detailed overview for each of the academic programs, including degree requirements and suggested course sequencing. The academic curriculum guide is updated each year and students follow the program requirements in the curriculum guide of the academic year they begin their program. A student may choose to follow the requirements of a more recent academic curriculum guide after consulting with their faculty advisor/mentor about that option.
2018/2019 Academic Curriculum Guide
2017/2018 Academic Curriculum Guide
2016/2017 Academic Curriculum Guide
2015/2016 Academic Curriculum Guide
2014/2015 Academic Curriculum Guide
2013/2014 Academic Curriculum Guide
2012/2013 Academic Curriculum Guide
2011/2012 Academic Curriculum Guide
2010/2011 Academic Curriculum Guide
College of Public Health Matriculation Standards
The College has developed matriculation standards to identify the skills and behaviors that are expected of students admitted to the MEZCOPH academic or certificate programs. During the period of enrollment, should the student’s performance in any of the areas outlined drop below the acceptable standards, the student may be dismissed from the program to which he or she has been admitted. A student’s performance against these standards will be assessed during annual academic progress reporting or at any time during his or her enrollment in the College should unsatisfactory performance be reported. Please review the full description of the College of Public Health Matriculation and Progress Standards.