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The Master of Science in Public Health offers a robust grounding in public health research and practice, preparing graduates to take on leadership roles across public sector, non-governmental, and international organizations.
Engaging lectures are led by university faculty, professionals, and advocates working at the forefront of public health. Our goal is to prepare you to enter the evolving public health sector with expertise in research methodologies and cross-disciplinary competencies.
The program features four mandatory core components (Fundamentals of Public Health, Epidemiology, Key Statistical Methods for Health Research, and Research Techniques with Critical Analysis), diverse elective options (including Disease Prevention, Public Health Nutrition, Mental Health Populations, Global Disease Impact and Control, Healthcare Economic Assessment), plus a thesis component that enables specialization in career-relevant areas.
All coursework is presented through intensive one-week blocks, with intervals between modules dedicated to seminars, tutorials, projects, research, and additional activities. This format particularly suits working professionals pursuing part-time study.