Master of Public Health

The Master of Public Health program places a strong emphasis on research, offering professionals from diverse backgrounds enhanced skills for a career in public health. The first year develops a conceptual understanding of public health and research, followed by specialized tracks in the second year:

1. Research: Focus on a research topic of interest, gaining in-depth knowledge of research methods and practical skills under a mentor’s guidance.
2. Project: Develop expertise in designing and implementing public health projects, emphasizing theoretical concepts and practical skills under mentorship.
3. Public Health Informatics: Explore the application of data and technology in public health, conducting small-scale research under mentorship.
4. Public Health Economics: Advance skills in analyzing healthcare costs and economics, conducting small-scale research in public health economics under mentorship.
5. Health System Management: Explore human experiences in healthcare settings, emphasizing leadership roles and conducting small-scale research in health system management under mentorship.