Master of Public Health (MPH) – Residential
2026–2027 tuition: $82,232 per year.
The residential MPH is an accelerated 11-month program consisting of four terms. Full-time students pay tuition in four equal installments.
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Tuition varies by degree program and enrollment format. The amounts below represent tuition only and do not include fees, housing, food, transportation, books, health insurance, or other living expenses.
| Degree Program | Format | 2026–2027 Tuition |
|---|---|---|
| Master of Public Health (MPH) | Residential | $82,232 per year |
| MS in Healthcare Research | Residential | $82,232 per year |
| MS in Epidemiology | Residential | $68,508 per year |
| MS in Health Data Science | Residential | $68,508 per year |
| MS in Medical Informatics | Residential | $68,508 per year |
| Master of Public Health (MPH) | Online/Hybrid | $41,116 per year |
| MS in Health Data Science | Online | $29,362 in Year 1 $34,256 in Year 2 |
| MS in Implementation Science | Online | $30,633 per year |
Important: Tuition is separate from required fees and estimated indirect expenses. See the cost-of-attendance information below for additional estimated expenses.
The following tuition rates apply for the 2026–2027 academic year. Tuition rates may increase annually.
2026–2027 tuition: $82,232 per year.
The residential MPH is an accelerated 11-month program consisting of four terms. Full-time students pay tuition in four equal installments.
2026–2027 tuition: $82,232 per year.
The residential MS in Healthcare Research is an 11-month program consisting of four terms. Full-time students pay tuition in four equal installments.
2026–2027 tuition: $68,508 per year.
The residential MS programs are 12-month programs consisting of four terms. Students who choose to complete the Capstone project may incur an additional tuition charge for a fifth term.
2026–2027 tuition: $68,508 per year.
The residential MS programs are 12-month programs consisting of four terms. Students who choose to complete the Capstone project may incur an additional tuition charge for a fifth term.
2026–2027 tuition: $68,508 per year.
The residential MS programs are 12-month programs consisting of four terms. Students who choose to complete the Capstone project may incur an additional tuition charge for a fifth term.
2026–2027 tuition: $41,116 per year.
Tuition is paid in eight installments, four per year, due before the start of each term.
2026–2027 tuition: $29,362 in Year 1 and $34,256 in Year 2.
Students are billed for tuition each term in which they are enrolled in courses, with payment due before the term begins.
2026–2027 tuition: $30,633 per year.
Students may enroll full-time or half-time. Tuition is billed each term based on enrollment.
Total estimated cost of attendance is different from tuition. It combines tuition, required fees, and estimated indirect expenses such as housing, food, transportation, books, and personal expenses.
Dartmouth is committed to making graduate education more affordable. In the 2025–2026 academic year, 94% of enrolled students received a loan or scholarship.
Yes. Dartmouth offers merit-based scholarships to eligible graduate students. All applicants are considered for merit-based scholarships regardless of citizenship status. Students do not need to submit a separate scholarship application.
Merit scholarship funding is limited and may not fully cover a student’s financial need. Scholarship recipients are typically notified at the time of admission.
Dartmouth merit scholarships are distributed equally across each term of enrollment. The total scholarship award is divided evenly among the terms in which the student is enrolled.
Yes. Applicants are considered for merit-based scholarships regardless of citizenship status. Scholarship funds are limited and are awarded based on the merit criteria described above.
Students can search for external graduate scholarships through resources including:
Students are encouraged to explore outside scholarship opportunities in addition to Dartmouth financial aid resources.
Dartmouth graduate students may use private educational loans to help pay for some or all of their educational costs.
Explore options from Dartmouth’s Lender List and apply with your chosen lender. Once approved, the lender will notify us to certify your loan amount. The amount you can borrow is limited to the Total Cost of Attendance, less any other aid awarded.
To apply for federal student loans, graduate students must complete the FAFSA using Dartmouth’s School Code 002573 and submit the Dartmouth Graduate Financial Aid Application. Loan eligibility, borrowing limits, interest rates, fees, and additional requirements vary by program and enrollment status and may change each academic year. Please review Dartmouth’s Graduate Federal Financial Aid Information for current application requirements, loan options, and consumer information. Learn more about graduate student loan options and requirements on Dartmouth’s Graduate Student Loan page.
The amount a student may borrow through a private educational loan is limited to the Total Cost of Attendance, minus any other financial aid awarded.
95%
of students received loans or scholarships in 2026
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