Post University in Waterbury launched seven new undergraduate and graduate degree programs in cybersecurity, data science, public health, health sciences and applied behavior analysis. 

The Master of Public Health is a 42-credit online program with specialty tracks in Epidemiology & Data Science or Health Policy & Management and a 200-plus-hour Applied Practice Experience. The Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences is an interdisciplinary program that combines biological, physical and health sciences with coursework in healthcare systems and population health, with concentrations in public health, health administration and pre-med. Post also introduced online bachelor’s and master’s programs in applied behavior analysis.

Mary Carr, provost and chief academic officer of Post University, said: “These programs were designed to align student aspirations with the skills employers are seeking most. By combining academic quality with workforce relevance, we are creating pathways that position graduates for long-term success.”

Post University expects on-campus enrollment for these programs in Fall 2027.