MSc In Public Health
The MSc in Public Health is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in key areas of public health practice and leadership. The program focuses on health policy and planning, epidemiology, health promotion, healthcare management, and research methods. It integrates theoretical concepts with practical applications through case studies, fieldwork, and community engagement. Students gain insights into global health trends, health equity, and ethical practices in public health. Emphasis is placed on developing analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills essential for addressing complex public health challenges. Graduates are prepared to lead initiatives that improve population health in diverse settings, including government agencies, non-profits, and international organizations. The program fosters critical thinking and equips students for impactful careers in public health.
Entry Requirements
You are required to hold, at minimum, a recognised bachelor's degree with a minimum overall score of 55% (GPA 2.0 on a 4.0 point scale) or higher.
In some instances, you may also require relevant work experience and/or research experience. If applicable, you may demonstrate this by submitting a CV, portfolio, and/or personal statement.
English Language Proficiency:
Our programs are conducted in the English language. As such, you must demonstrate proficiency in the English language by submitting one of the following test scores during the application process:
IELTS Overall: 5.5
TOEFL (iBT: 58+; PBT: 490+; CBT: 167+)
TOEIC Overall: 555+
PTE Overall: 50+
Duolingo Overall: 90+
English Proficiency Waivers:
The English proficiency test is not required for the following candidates:
– Native English Speakers, OR;
– Applicants having completed their schooling in English (i.e. High School Diploma or IB), OR;
– Applicants having completed their undergraduate or graduate studies in English, OR;
– 2 years of work experience in an organization where English is the primary language of communication.