Harvard University Harvard School of Public Health was established in 1922, and currently has 1028 students, among whom the proportion of international students is as high as 33%. The college has 405 full-time professors. At present, the college has biostatistics, environmental health, epidemiology, genetics and complex diseases. There are nine departments in the world: global health and population, health policy and management, immunology and infectious diseases, nutrition, society, human development and health.

International students applying for Harvard School of Public Health are required to submit GRE scores (MCAT, GMAT or LSAT scores can be used instead if the applicant has obtained a postgraduate degree in medicine, business or law in the United States), TOEFL scores (minimum score of 94 for iBT) or IELTS scores (minimum score of 7.0). Other materials to be submitted include: a complete application form, undergraduate report card, diploma and degree certificate, three letters of recommendation, personal application statement and resume. Among them, the deadline for applying for the master of public health is 1.8, and the deadline for applying for the doctor of public health is 65438+2.08+05. The application fee is 95 dollars.

Website: http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/