The Master of Public Health (MPH) is designed for professionals seeking advanced knowledge in public health, epidemiology, and health policy. The program integrates theory, research, and practical applications to prepare graduates for leadership roles in healthcare, public policy, and community health management.

Assessments include research projects, case studies, health program evaluations, and applied public health initiatives that enhance analytical, leadership, and project management competencies. Continuous feedback ensures mastery of skills required for public health practice.

• Core Courses – 60 Credits
  Develop foundational and advanced knowledge in areas such as:

  • Epidemiology & Biostatistics

  • Health Policy & Management

  • Environmental & Occupational Health

  • Global Health & Infectious Diseases

  • Public Health Research Methods

  • Health Promotion & Disease Prevention

• Specialization/Concentration Courses – 60 Credits
  Tailor your degree with focused coursework in areas like:

  • Community & Population Health

  • Health Systems & Policy Analysis

  • Maternal & Child Health

  • Nutrition & Public Health

  • Health Informatics & Data Analysis

• Elective Courses – 30 Credits
  Choose electives to explore emerging public health topics, interdisciplinary health subjects, or global health issues to broaden expertise.

• Capstone Project / Applied Research – 30 Credits
  Apply your learning in a real-world public health project, research study, or program evaluation, demonstrating leadership, analytical ability, and professional competence.

Students can focus on epidemiology, health policy, global health, or health informatics to align with career goals and industry demands.

Graduates will be prepared for careers in public health agencies, NGOs, healthcare management, health policy analysis, epidemiology, and community health programs. The program emphasizes strategic thinking, applied research, and leadership in public health practice.

• Academic Qualification: Recognized bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution.

• Work Experience: Relevant professional experience in healthcare, public health, or research is recommended.

• English Proficiency: Non-native speakers may need to submit IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent scores.

• Supporting Documents: Completed application form, academic transcripts, CV/resume, and any additional documents requested by admissions.

• Western Global University is the sole awarding institution for all its programmes.

• Degrees are nationally recognized and internationally accredited, ensuring credibility and global acceptance.

• Graduates receive qualifications that reflect academic excellence and industry-relevant competencies.