The Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) is the voice of academic public health, representing schools and programs accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH). ASPPH’s mission is to advance leadership, excellence, and collaboration in public health education, research, and practice.
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Contact UsAddress important public health issues such as global health, diversity and inclusion, climate change and health, and many more.
ASPPH is committed to making diversity, equity, inclusion, and social justice fundamental to everything we do in academic public health.
Learn MoreDevelop a diverse and exceptional public health workforce with various opportunities and resources.
Participate in SOPHAS to increase your institution's visibility to applicants.
Build awareness and leadership through TIPH Ambassador, TIPH SELPH, and more.
Learn MoreProviding unique engagement and collaboration opportunities for the academic public health community.
Learn MoreOpportunity to participate in advocacy efforts and contribute to shaping public health policies and priorities.
Receive strategic communications to keep our members informed and share members' contributions.
Learn MoreAccess to a wide range of member resources, including the Academic Public Health Resources Hub and Online Community.
Gain insights for Data driven decision making and get information related to public health education, research, and practice.
Learn MoreASPPH Membership is open to graduate schools and programs of public health that are accredited, or are in applicant status, by the Council of Education for Public Health (CEPH).
*Student count is based on members' graduate-level fall enrollment: Individuals who are enrolled in a school or program of public health as a degree-seeking student; full-time, part-time, and other.
Bringing together undergraduate public health educators from around the world, the Undergraduate Network for Academic Public Health inspires innovation and collaboration for the advancement of undergraduate education in public health.