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All of our undergraduate programs are designed to be completed within four years. Many students are interested in public health in a broad sense so we encourage you to review all of our four-year plans and checklists to see which major would be the best fit for you. We have walk-in advising hours as well as appointments that can be scheduled for prospective students if you would like to discuss any of these majors further. 

Below you will find sample templates of how to structure your progress through any of our majors. 

The University of Maryland School of Public Health Alumni Network is responsible for planning activities that will connect UMD SPH alumni (as well as those who graduated from the colleges that pre-dated the formation of the School of Public Health in 2007) for networking, educational and recreational opportunities.
The University of Maryland School of Public Health Alumni Network works to promote and support the school, encourage academic and professional excellence and facilitate career development for both current students and graduates while fostering and strengthening a lasting relationship between the school and its alumni.
Through the Public Health Emerging and Engaging Leaders (PHEEL) Awards, the School of Public Health (SPH) Alumni Network recognizes outstanding graduates who have received any degree from SPH within the last 10 years.
The University of Maryland School of Public Health produces a monthly newsletter to share our latest news, stories and events from - and for - students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends. During the fall and spring semesters, students receive our weekly "SPH in the News" for our latest news, opportunities and events.

Your first step in making a gift to the School of Public Health is to consider the types of assets you may contribute and the major giving methods. This page provides more detailed information on each method. You may also contact a member of the development staff at any time.

The University of Maryland School of Public Health Happiness and Wellness Initiative shares science-based wellness tips for healthy and happy living in a weekly feature, The Well Terp.
SGN | Some Good News: Feeding the Frontline in Maryland

Feeding the Frontline in Maryland

Stephanie Grutzmacher MS ‘04, PhD ‘07, a former University of Maryland School of Public Health employee, is doing public health good during the COVID-19 pandemic by providing meals to ICU and ER healthcare workers throughout Maryland. While Stephanie now lives and works in Oregon, she remains a Marylander at heart. Stephanie has raised more than $6,000 with over 70 people from the School of Public Health, University of Maryland and friends across the US. Food will continue to be sent across the Maryland region as people continue to give and until the money runs out.
The University of Maryland School of Public Health Happiness and Wellness Initiative regularly shares "some good news" from the SPH and our extended community.
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