Application Deadlines

Application deadlines vary by program.

Graduate Program Priority DeadlineFinal Deadline
Master of Public Health (MPH)December 1, 2026January 15, 2027
Online Master of Public Health (MPH) 

Spring: Sep. 15, 2026

Summer: Feb. 1, 2027

Fall: May 15, 2027

Spring: Nov. 6, 2026

Summer: Mar. 1, 2027

Fall: June 15, 2027

Online Biostatistics Health Data Science (OBHSD)

Spring: Sep. 15, 2026

Fall: May 15, 2027

Spring: Nov. 6, 2026

Fall: June 15, 2027

Accelerated MPH for Clinicians (AMPH)December 1, 2026January 15, 2027
Master of Public Health and Master of Public Affairs Dual Degree Program (MPH/MPA)December 1, 2026January 15, 2027
Five Year Undergraduate / MPH Juniors: Jan. 15, 2027
Master of Science in Biostatistics (ScM)December 1, 2026Jan. 15, 2027
5th Year Master of Arts in Biostatistics (A.M.)/OGE) Juniors: Apr. 15, 2027
Behavioral and Social Health Sciences (Ph.D.) Nov. 15, 2026
Biostatistics (Ph.D.) Dec. 1, 2026
Epidemiology (Ph.D.) Dec. 1, 2026
Health Services Research (Ph.D.) Dec. 1, 2026

Priority Application Deadline Scholarship Incentive

Applicants to our residential master's programs who submit their application by the December 1 priority deadline may be eligible for an additional 2.5% tuition scholarship, up to a maximum of 100% tuition coverage. All required application materials must be received, and applications must be verified by December 15.

To receive this additional award, eligible admitted students must confirm their enrollment by March 15.

Students who confirm their enrollment after March 15 will retain their original merit scholarship offer, if applicable, but will no longer be eligible for the additional 2.5% scholarship.

The standard enrollment decision deadline remains April 15. Students are not required to commit by March 15 unless they wish to take advantage of the additional scholarship incentive.

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I was drawn to Brown because of its excellence in methods training and its faculty who are dedicated to using research to advance policy.

Alexandra Skinner Ph.D. student in Epidemiology
 
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