Multidisciplinary Degree Options 
Expand Your Academic Credentials

Maximize your educational experience and expand your educational credentials through PCOM’s multidisciplinary degree opportunities. In collaboration with partner institutions, PCOM offers students the opportunity to benefit from additional academic resources and expertise while pursuing an additional degree in rewarding fields such as business administration and public health.

Master of Business Administration (MBA) Program

Students can earn a Graduate Business Certificate in Health and Medical Services or a full Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree through an affiliation with Saint Joseph's University. The business program provides essential skills in accounting, marketing, and healthcare management.

For more information, contact Kenneth Veit, DO '76, PCOM's Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, at 215-871-6770 or kenv@pcom.edu.

Master of Public Health (MPH) Programs

Solutions to today's health problems increasingly rely on improving knowledge and changing behavior. To combat AIDS, heart disease, cancer, drug and alcohol abuse, mental illness and diseases related to nutritional disorders, public and community health officials must change people's health practices and attitudes.

PCOM students have the option to enroll in the Thomas Jefferson University Master of Public Health (MPH) degree or the Temple University Master of Public Health (MPH) degree program. These affiliated programs prepare PCOM students to design and evaluate community health policies and education programs while providing the perspective and skills to address the crucial issues health professionals face today.

For more information, contact Kenneth Veit, DO '76, PCOM's Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, at 215-871-6770 or kenv@pcom.edu.

PCOM Dual Degree Tracks

PCOM offers offers rigorous dual‑degree tracks that empower future osteopathic physicians to blend clinical competence with specialized expertise. Each pathway is designed to cultivate leaders who not only excel in patient care, but also contribute significantly to medical science.