"Many students may ask how an online degree in public health works. How can something that requires hands-on training and patient interaction work via online learning? Colleges and universities across the U.S. address these challenges in two specific ways. (1) Hybrid learning. Part of the degree program takes plan online, including written coursework such as exams and exercises, as well as routine collaboration with professors and peers. In contrast, students must visit either a campus or another medical center or laboratory with which the school has a partnership. (2) Targeted programs. It’s true that many public health programs call for in-person work, yet some don’t.For example, an established professional looking to add management experience can take online MPH courses from home"