The Joint School of Public Health is a collaborative partnership between Old Dominion University and Norfolk State University to offer experiential learning and research opportunities across multiple campuses. The first of its kind in Virginia, students learn through hands-on experience, classroom learning, and community engagement to prepare for the public health jobs of the future.
CEPH-Accredited
The Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH) is the gold-standard accreditor for graduate public health programs in the United States. CEPH accreditation signals to employers, professional associations, and credentialing bodies that a program meets rigorous standards for curriculum, faculty qualifications, and student outcomes.
Transforming Public Health in Virginia
The Joint School of Public Health focuses on community engagement, addressing health disparities, and advancing research to improve public health outcomes in eastern and coastal Virginia.
Public Health Advising
Find advising services for academic programs in the Joint School of Public Health.
Public Health Student Association
The Public Health Student Association (PHSA) enables students to discuss health issues with faculty, peers, community leaders and public health professionals.
