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“Stony Brook’s Public Health PhD gave me applied, hands-on training in statistics and the flexibility to take courses across departments—like Psychology’s Structural Equation Modeling—that deepened my understanding of the theory behind the methods. With Dr. Sean Clouston’s question-driven mentorship and our faculty’s rigorous, patient guidance on grant writing and review, I learned to solve problems independently and to turn ideas into strong proposals.”

The air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat – all are impacted by the undeniable reality of climate change. From extreme heat events and devastating floods to the spread of infectious diseases and disruptions in our food systems, the health consequences of a warming planet are profound and far-reaching.

The healthcare industry is dynamic and ever-evolving, demanding skilled leaders who can navigate its complexities. If you want to make a significant impact and advance your career in this vital sector, earning a Master of Health Administration (MHA) degree could be the key.