Virtual Visit
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are conducting virtual campus visits to safeguard you and our campus community. We are sorry that we are unable to welcome you on campus at this time.
This is a remarkable time to pursue a degree in public health. Whether you are considering your college major or seeking a graduate degree, Samford’s School of Public Health will equip you with the knowledge and skills to address health and well-being in communities close to home and over the world.
If you would like to schedule an online visit, where you can meet virtually with our recruiter or a faculty member, please email Karen Eddins at kleddins@samford.edu. Know if you have any questions, we are only an email away.
Attend a Virtual Open House
The School of Public Health is offering virtual open house events this fall for its graduate programs. Through an online format, these events will provide you the opportunity to talk to faculty, ask questions from our admission staff and learn more about what makes a Samford degree distinct.
Take a Virtual Tour
The best way to experience the Samford spirit is to meet our people and walk our campus. While you might not be able to visit campus in person, we want to give you an idea of what to expect when you are able to visit, so we created this virtual tour.
Online Learning
All of our graduate degrees are offered online, integrating the latest technology and innovative practices to optimize learning. Our online programs are designed and facilitated by Samford faculty, ensuring you experience the fullness of Samford’s distinct learning community
Premier Facilities
The School of Public Health is one of four schools in Samford’s College of Health Sciences. Our facilities—spanning two buildings—include state-of-the-art classrooms and labs, including our Experiential Learning and Simulation Center and our Food Production Kitchens.
A Vibrant City
Campus is only minutes from the heart of Birmingham, one of the country's most vibrant medical communities. In addition to offering outstanding opportunities for internships and field placements, the metropolitan area offers a rich history and a variety of activities.
A Personalized Experience
A degree in public health can lead to a diverse range of careers, which is why we allow students to personalize their degrees to align with their career goals.
Courtney Hayhurst ‘20
Nutrition and Dietetics
Grace Okoro ‘18
Master of Public Health
