Master of Public Health (MPH)

The Master of Public Health program is designed to equip students with the ability to translate scientific knowledge into sustainable, evidence-based interventions that improve health outcomes across diverse populations. The curriculum aligns with internationally recognized standards, including the Public Health Skills and Knowledge Framework (2018), the Faculty of Public Health core competencies (2014), and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (2016), ensuring a globally relevant and comprehensive education.

Delivered in an intensive one-year format, the program is well suited for individuals seeking to obtain a recognized Master of Public Health qualification within a shorter timeframe. It supports those aiming to enter or advance in the public health workforce and provides a strong foundation for further academic progression, such as pursuing a Doctor of Public Health (DrPH).

Students benefit from a supportive and interactive learning environment that incorporates Blackboard and other digital tools. The program includes a combination of lectures, seminars, group activities, and computer-based workshops, such as blogs and webinars. Practical skills are further developed through computer-based simulations, and students have access to individual tutorial support throughout the duration of the course.