Programme Description

The Executive Professional Master’s Program in Public Health (PMPH) is a 12-month, competency-based graduate program tailored to equip health professionals with critical skills in epidemiology, health systems, governance, research, and disease control. The curriculum integrates interdisciplinary learning with practical application, preparing graduates to lead and innovate within national, regional, or global health systems. The program culminates in a capstone project that demonstrates applied knowledge in addressing real-world public health challenges.

How it is taught

• Blended learning format
  • Online, self-paced modules with interactive content and assessments
  • Scheduled live virtual sessions for engagement and mentorship
  • Capstone project with individualized academic supervision
• A flexible structure allows professionals to balance learning with work commitments

Who it is for

• Mid-career and early-career health professionals
• Practitioners in public health, medicine, pharmacy, nursing, health policy, or related fields
• Staff in ministries of health, NGOs, UN agencies, or health institutions
• Professionals aiming to transition into leadership roles in public health

Certification

• Master of Public Health (MPH) degree
• Transcript of records and official documentation of credits earned (36 credit hours)

Admission Requirements

1. Bachelor’s degree in health sciences, behavioral sciences, or related disciplines
2. Minimum of one year of professional experience in health or public health-related field
3. English proficiency for instruction and assessments
4. Motivation letter and CV
5. Interview (if requested by the admissions committee)

Admissions are open to students of all nationalities based on the established admission criteria. The full criteria are published on the University’s Admissions page: Master of Public Health (MPH) — Admission Criteria.

Fees

Figures as published by the University on its Fee Structure page. The total is the figure published for the whole programme, not a multiplication of one year’s tuition. View Fee Structure.