MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH

Learn the strategies and techniques to prevent disease and promote health on a global scale.

This course will develop you into a leader who can drive innovation behind public health and solve complex issues on an international scale.

To graduate you must complete 110 credit points (11 subjects x 10 credit points) and one elective of 10 credit points for a combined course total of 120 credit points. Please note: some subjects have required prerequisites.

CORE UNITS

• Core Units
• PUBH6012 Capstone B: Applied Research Project in Public Health
• PUBH6008 Capstone A: Applied Research Project in Public Health
• PUBH6004 Leadership and Effecting Change in Public Health
• PUBH6007 Program Design, Implementation and Evaluation
• PUBH6001 Health Policy and Advocacy
• STAT6000 Statistics for Public Health
• PUBH6006 Community Health and Disease Prevention
• PUBH6005 Epidemiology
• PUBH6003 Health Systems and Economics
• PUBH6002 Global and Environmental Health Issues
• PUBH6000 Social, Behavioural and Cultural Factors in Public Health

ELECTIVE UNITS

• Elective Units
• Qualitative Research Methods for Public Health
• Public Health Informatics

• Design and apply intervention strategies to detect, prevent and control diseases among human populations.
• Identify and describe environmental risk factors that affect the health and safety of a given community or population
• Demonstrate a commitment to the ethical practice of public health, and the principles of access and equity