Master of Public Health

Course Overview

The Master of Public Health trains professionals to do well in public health practice, policy, and research, and prepares them for leadership roles in academia, government, and private organizations. Built on a broad curriculum, the program equips graduates to tackle today’s public health challenges and help improve community well-being. With a focus on lifelong learning, graduates are positioned to make lasting contributions to the field and to improve public health outcomes worldwide.

Entry Requirements

• Academic qualification: A Doctor of Medicine (MD), a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), or an equivalent degree, plus at least two years of experience as a medical officer (international students are exempt from the experience requirement).

• Other qualifications (such as UEC, Foundation, or STAM): Contact the university’s education consultants, or submit an application so your qualifications can be assessed for admission.