Empowering Communities to Thrive in Health
The Kate Marmion School of Public Health is strengthening the state’s workforce and preparing the next generation of public health leaders to tackle South Texas’s most pressing health challenges.
Until its founding, San Antonio was the largest city in the United States without a school of public health. Today, the school brings together expertise in data science, epidemiology, biostatistics, and behavioral science to deliver a bold, interdisciplinary education. It’s a game changer—equipping students with the real-world experience and forward-looking skills needed for the public health careers of today and tomorrow.
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50
Nearly 50 jobs added to support the UT San Antonio School of Public Health
$40+ million
generated by the school’s academic and research missions
200 students
will be supported by the school’s programs within the next five years
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Vasan Ramachandran, MD, dean of the Kate Marmion School of Public Health“Our School of Public Health is a transformative opportunity of a lifetime. We are using the partnerships between UT San Antonio, the city of San Antonio, Metro Health, and Bexar County to harness the brain trust and human power to address public health problems. Everything that we do will have the focus of the community at its center.”
