MD/MPH

The MD/MPH Program integrates curricula from the School of Medicine and the School of Public Health to prepare medical students as excellent clinicians who can improve public health through the application of knowledge and skills from one of three public health disciplines.

4-Year MD/MPH Program students at LSU benefit from dynamic courses, diverse field placements, and outstanding faculty from across the Health Sciences Center - providing them with advanced foundations in the disciplines of clinical medicine and public health improvement - and allowing them to pursue individual interests while they develop critical skills for healthcare in the 21st century. The MD/MPH program provides students with the analytical tools to define, evaluate and solve emerging health and healthcare problems.

Program Timeline

• Summer Session before Year 1 Medical School - Start MPH Courses
• Year 1 Fall Semester of Medical School - No MPH Courses
• Year 1 Spring Semester of Medical School - Continue MPH Courses
• Summer Session before Year 2 - MPH Practice Experience and Courses
• Year 2 Fall Semester of Medical School - Continue MPH Courses
• Year 2 Spring Semester of Medical School - Continue MPH Courses
• Year 3 of Medical School - No MPH Courses
• Year 4 of Medical School - MPH Culminating Experience

MD/MPH - Community Health Science and Policy Curriculum

MD/MPH - Environmental Health, Climate and Sustainability Curriculum

MD/MPH - Epidemiology and Population Health Curriculum