Public Health - Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
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| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2026-09-01 | - |
| 2027-01-01 | - |
| 2027-06-01 | - |
| 2027-09-01 | - |
Program Overview
University of Toledo Public Health Program
The University of Toledo's Public Health program is designed to prepare students to create programs that promote health and prevent disease, with the goal of improving the quality of life for people in communities worldwide.
Program Overview
The program is housed within the College of Health and Human Services in the School of Population Health and explores critical health issues, such as:
- Disease prevention
- Environmental health
- Health behavior
- Human sexuality
- Nutrition
- Substance abuse
Hands-on Learning Opportunities
UToledo's focus is on hands-on practice, with Public Health undergraduates having opportunities to:
- Shadow health professionals during their first year
- Earn credit through "mini-internships" with community agencies or organizations during their second year
- Complete internships during their fourth year
Top Reasons to Study Public Health
- Hands-on learning: All students complete internships and have the opportunity to volunteer in the community.
- Undergrad research opportunities: The award-winning Public Health faculty has diverse research interests and encourages students to get involved.
- Networking: UToledo has educated Public Health and health education majors at the doctoral, master, and bachelor levels for over 30 years, offering great networking opportunities for graduates.
- Pre-med track: The public health major is a great fit for students interested in medical careers.
- Advanced degrees: Students will be well-prepared for graduate school, with UToledo offering a master's degree in Public Health.
Career Opportunities
UToledo's Public Health program is designed to prepare students to work in:
- Companies with worksite wellness programs
- Insurance companies
- Local, state, and national government health agencies
- Medical settings
- Nonprofit health organizations
- School health settings
Typical jobs include:
- Health educator
- Patient educator
- Program coordinator
- Wellness coordinator
Alumni have worked for various organizations, including hospital councils, insurance agencies, and government health departments.
Tuition and Scholarships
Most new students don't pay full price, with 94% of new UToledo students receiving scholarships or other state and federal aid. The average cost for full-time students per year is:
- Tuition and fees: $13,305
- Living expenses (housing and food): $0 (for commuters)
Honors College
The Jesup Scott Honors College at The University of Toledo offers resources and opportunities for academically gifted students to unlock their fullest potential. Honors students take unique classes, complete an Honors thesis or capstone project, and earn the Honors medallion at graduation. Benefits include exclusive housing, special academic and cultural opportunities, and challenges to think more deeply and broadly about what they learn.