Upon completion of the MSPH Program, graduates will be well-prepared to pursue a wide range of career opportunities in the field of public health. Some potential career paths include:

• Public Health Officer: Work in governmental agencies, such as ministries of health, to develop and implement public health policies and programs.
• Epidemiologist: Conduct research and investigate patterns and causes of diseases and injuries to improve public health outcomes.
• Health Educator: Design and implement educational programmes to promote healthy behaviors and prevent diseases within communities.
• Health Policy Analyst: Analyze health policies and their impact on public health and provide recommendations for improvement.
• Program Manager: Oversee the planning, implementation, and evaluation of public health programs and initiatives.

These are just a few examples, and the MSPH Programme opens doors to various other positions in governmental agencies, non-governmental organizations, research institutions, and community health organizations.

• The MSPH programme “A” consists of 30 credits including 8 core courses, (2-3 elective courses in the specialized track) or project or thesis. One credit is equivalent to 16 hours of formal teaching/contact hours or 45 hours of practical fieldwork. Practical fieldwork is defined as consisting of individual fieldwork, group fieldwork, field visits, individual assignments and class exercises.
• The MSPH programme “B” consists of 60 credits for Bachelor’s degree other than the core health degrees.

• To be eligible for the MSPH Programme, candidates must meet the following criteria:

  1. MSPH Programme “A” (30 credits):

     – MBBS (Registered with PMDC)

     – BDS (Registered with PMDC)

     – MD (Registered with PMDC)

     – BSc Nursing 4 Years (Registered with PNC)

     – DVM (Registered with Veterinary Council)

     – BSc Paramedics-4 years

     – BSPH

     – Pharm D/Equivalent (Registered with Pharmacy Council)

     – BS Physiotherapy/Equivalent

  – Or equivalent Health related education

  2. MSPH Programme “B” (60 credits):

     – Bachelor’s degree other than core health degrees.

• Educate and Train Public Health Leaders: The programme provides comprehensive training and education to equip students with the skills necessary to address public health challenges and become effective leaders in the field.
• Conduct Research to Improve Public Health: Students engage in cutting-edge research to identify social causes of diseases, design interventions, and develop evidence-based solutions to address public health challenges.
• Collaborate to Improve Public Health: The programme fosters partnerships with various stakeholders, including government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and community groups, to improve public health outcomes through collaboration and collective efforts.
• Practical Application of Public Health Knowledge: Through practicum placements and a supervised dissertation, students integrate their public health knowledge, skills, and methods in real-world practice contexts, ensuring they are well-prepared for the challenges of the field.
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