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Thinking about research? Start here: Advice from a Michigan Public Health undergraduate junior
Isabel Cosby, Graduate Intern, Office of Undergraduate Education, Michigan Public Health
Explore Michigan Public Health programs, the application and admission process, student experiences, and everything you need to know about joining our community of future public health leaders.
How to find research opportunities (even when you're not sure what you want to study)
Unsure about your research focus in grad school? You’re not alone! Learn how curiosity, faculty connections, and mentorship at Michigan Public Health can turn broad interests into meaningful research opportunities—even if you’re still exploring.
Learning to embrace winter in Ann Arbor
Winter in Ann Arbor now feels magical! From snowball fights on the Diag to cheering for Wolverine sports, exploring cozy restaurants, and engaging in arts and culture, discover tips to embrace the season and find your warmth.
3 reasons to attend Admitted Student Day
Deciding where to attend graduate school can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re choosing between great programs. I attended an Admitted Student Day at the University of Michigan School of Public Health in March of my senior year of undergrad, and it ended up playing a major role in my decision to attend Michigan. Beyond schedules and presentations, Admitted Student Day gave me clarity, confidence, and community before I ever set foot in a classroom. If you’re on the fence about attending this event, here are three reasons why it’s absolutely worth your time.
