Outcomes

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Graduates of the IU School of Public Health-Bloomington have achieved a 95% outcomes success rate over the last three years, which includes:

Common continuing education pathways include:

• Health & Human Services: Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Nursing, Physician Assistant, Medical School, Dental School, Optometry, Athletic Training, Dietetics & Nutrition, Public Health, Social Work, Counseling
• Sports & Hospitality: Business Administration, Law, Sports Management, Athletic Administration, Business Analytics.

Employment sectors

Our graduates build meaningful careers across diverse industries. Many undergraduates begin in for-profit roles within health, wellness, safety, sports, recreation, and hospitality.

Healthcare and higher education are also major employment destinations, offering opportunities in research, clinical care, and academic leadership. Others choose to serve through public sector and nonprofit roles, contributing to community well-being.

Where our graduates work

Hoosier graduates are making a difference locally and globally. Over the past three graduating classes, SPH-B alumni have launched careers in 42 states, D.C., and 4 countries beyond the U.S.

49% remain in Indiana, strengthening the state’s public health workforce, while 51% are employed across the nation and around the world—showcasing the broad reach of a Hoosier education. 

As graduates move from bachelor's to doctoral degrees, their roles typically grow in responsibility and specialization. Yet across all levels, IU School of Public Health-Bloomington alumni consistently find rewarding, field-related work that reflects their skills and passions.

Explore common job titles by degree level to see how our graduates turn education into impact.

These figures represent self-reported starting salaries from graduates of the past three classes, based on their first job after graduation. Salaries generally increase with higher levels of education.

These averages and medians exclude bonuses and benefits and may vary by location or cost of living. While these numbers reflect early career earnings, income often grows with experience, leadership roles, or additional credentials.