Master of Public Health (MPH)

The Master of Public Health (MPH) program is designed to develop skilled public health professionals who can address complex health challenges at local, national, and global levels.

Key Learning Areas

• Epidemiology & Biostatistics – Analyze health trends, interpret data, and apply statistical methods to prevent and control diseases.

• Health Policy & Management – Understand policy development, health economics, and leadership strategies to strengthen health systems.

• Environmental & Occupational Health – Assess environmental risks and promote safer, healthier communities.

• Social & Behavioral Sciences – Explore cultural, social, and behavioral determinants of health to design effective interventions.

Program Highlights

• Interdisciplinary Curriculum: Combines research, policy analysis, and hands-on fieldwork.

• Global Perspective: Focus on disease prevention, health promotion, and sustainable healthcare solutions worldwide.

• Practical Training: Includes internships, community-based projects, and opportunities for international collaboration.

Career Outcomes
Graduates are well-prepared for impactful roles in:

• Public health agencies and non-governmental organizations (NGOs)

• International health and development organizations

• Healthcare systems and hospital administration

• Academic and research institutions

• Policy-making and advocacy bodies

The MPH equips professionals to become leaders in improving population health, shaping public health policy, and creating evidence-based solutions to emerging global health issues.