Master of Public Health (MPH)

Overview

The Master of Public Health (MPH) degrees prepare students to help improve the health of the general public. An MPH program trains students to become public health practitioners who work in government, at non-profits, or in industry to work with communities, implement and evaluate public health programs, and/or help raise public awareness of best health care practices.

Career Prospects:

Biostatistician I Senior research analyst I Academic physician I Biomedical researcher I Environmental chemist I Occupational hygienist I  Research scientist I Epidemiologist I Director of hospital operations I Practice manager I  Director of patient safety I Director of business development I  Chief nursing officer and Chief executive officer

Eligibility

• Student must be of 17 years onwards.
• Graduate in Medicine, Ayush, Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy, Veterinary, Sciences, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Allied and Health Sciences, Life Sciences, Biotechnology, Statistics, Biostatistics, Any Science Graduate with Biology (Botany/Zoology), Management, Engineering, Demography, Population Studies, Nutrition, Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology, Social Work, Economics, Law or any equivalent qualification
• There is no requirement of minimum mark percentage. Both male and female students are eligible to apply.

Minimum Education