Earn your master of public health degree as a Health Equity Scholar
The SOPHAS application includes specific questions that allow HBCU graduates, HSI graduates, and Rhode Island residents to self-identify and indicate interest in the Health Equity Scholars program. If you meet the application criteria and would like to be considered for the HES program, please be sure to complete the relevant questions.
Earn your master of public health degree as a Health Equity Scholar
All applicants to the Brown MPH program apply through the SOPHAS portal. Applications are considered on an individual basis.
The SOPHAS application includes specific questions that allow HBCU graduates, HSI graduates, and Rhode Island residents to self-identify and indicate interest in the Health Equity Scholars program. If you meet the application criteria and would like to be considered for the HES program, please be sure to complete the relevant questions.
In addition, all HES applicants should address their interest in and commitment to health equity in the “Statement of Purpose'' section of the application. We strongly encourage applications from individuals with two or more years of work experience.
Health equity means that everyone has accessible, good quality, and affordable health resources and care.
The application deadline for the MPH Program can be found here.
The SOPHAS application includes specific questions that allow HBCU graduates, HSI graduates, and Rhode Island residents to self-identify and indicate interest in the Health Equity Scholars program. If you meet the application criteria and would like to be considered for the HES program, please be sure to complete the relevant questions.
