Providing a forum for future public health leaders, the school builds an array of research strengths and practice skills for both rural and urban settings that improves quality of life, extends life expectancy, and reduces human suffering.
Public health is the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life and promoting health. Public health professionals achieve these goals through the organized efforts and informed choices of society, public and private organizations, communities and individuals.
The Texas A&M School of Public Health is committed to transforming health through interdisciplinary inquiry, innovative solutions, and development of leaders through the Aggie tradition of service to engage diverse communities worldwide.
We’re bringing public health innovation where it’s needed most to strengthen capacity and building healthier communities.
Through our cutting-edge research and innovative care delivery, we’re working to eliminate health disparities through health promotion and disease prevention.
In the time-honored Aggie traditions of excellence, leadership and selfless service, we strive to build stronger communities and improve the health of all.
"Public health impacts everyone’s life on a daily basis through initiatives that often go unseen. Whether responding to COVID-19, addressing inequities in birth outcomes, or changing policies on the funding of healthcare; our faculty, staff, and students make positive contributions to society and help better people’s lives. It is our responsibility and honor to be trusted partners in service to engage diverse communities worldwide.”
Dean, School of Public Health
Anchored by our state-of-the-art campuses in College Station and McAllen, the School of Public Health offers undergraduate and graduate education opportunities both in person and online. Our practicum sites and community outreach programs span the state, providing connectivity to and public health impact in all 254 counties in Texas.
