Indigenous Health Ph.D.

The doctoral degree in Indigenous Health is the first of its kind.

The program is well-suited for those with a master’s degree in public health, social work, public policy, healthcare administration, public administration, or other related fields.

Students in this program will develop skillsets and competencies in research and evaluation methods, policy, and leadership, as well as gain a deeper understanding of the unique health issues facing Indigenous communities and U.S. Tribal Nations. After completion of this doctoral degree, students will join the elite group of experts who are setting new standards in improving health for Indigenous peoples.

A multitude of job opportunities exist for graduates of the Indigenous Health PhD, including health researcher, health program evaluator, health policy analyst, university or Tribal college faculty, Tribal health director, health program administrator, Indigenous health consultant, non-profit administrator, and public health officer, among numerous other roles.