Master of Public Health

Course Description

A Master of Public Health (MPH) is a graduate degree program that provides advanced training in the principles and practices of public health. This program focuses on the promotion of health and the prevention of disease in populations, with an emphasis on research and practice.

The curriculum of this program typically covers topics such as epidemiology, biostatistics, health policy and management, environmental health, health behavior and promotion, health communication, and global health. Students may also have the opportunity to complete a supervised practicum, where they can gain hands-on experience working in a public health setting.

Graduates of a Master of Public Health program can pursue a variety of careers in the field of public health, including public health practitioners, epidemiologists, health educators, health policy analysts, biostatisticians, environmental health specialists, and global health specialists. They may work in public health departments, community health organizations, hospitals, government agencies, or research institutions. Graduates may also pursue advanced studies, such as a Doctor of Public Health or a PhD in public health, which can lead to academic and research positions in the field of public health.