What Degree Programs and Courses Does Harvard Chan School Offer?

Updated

Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health offers 35 degree programs and more than 150 executive education classes, according to its website. Programs are available on campus, online, and in the field, and the site's Program Finder is the main tool for exploring specific offerings. If you are deciding whether to apply, start with the Program Finder, then use the Admissions and Student Life pages to understand the application process and what studying there is like.

How to explore programs on the site

The homepage lists a Program Finder under its Quick Links, alongside Admissions and Student Life. The Program Finder is the entry point for browsing what the school offers rather than relying on a single list on the homepage.

The site also links to Degree Programs and describes 35 degree programs and over 150 executive education classes. Executive education is presented as a separate, more targeted option from full degree study.

Formats and ways to study

According to the site, you can choose programs:

  • On campus
  • Online
  • In the field

The school also states that students can apply their learning in the field through hands-on research and practicum opportunities in dozens of countries.

What the school says about faculty and scale

The site describes nearly 500 faculty and more than 100 research scientists, and a network of 16,000+ alumni. It highlights accessible faculty and dedicated mentors as part of the student experience.

Next steps if you are considering applying

  1. Use the Program Finder to identify degree programs or executive education classes that match your goals.
  2. Check the Admissions page for application details.
  3. Review Student Life to understand the day-to-day experience.
  4. Look at Degree Programs and Beyond the Classroom for research, practicum, and community information.

The site does not list tuition, deadlines, or eligibility requirements on the homepage, so those details would need to be confirmed on the dedicated admissions pages.