Public Health, MSc

Short description:

The aim of the MSc program in Public Health is to train specialists capable of monitoring public health problems, as well as planning, implementing, and evaluating possible solutions. The objective of the MSc course in Public Health is to equip graduates with knowledge and skills in monitoring the health status of populations; analyzing the factors influencing the health status of populations; exploring and prioritizing health needs and demands; drafting local, regional, and national health policies aimed at addressing public health concerns; planning and organizing services to promote health and prevent and treat diseases based on the needs of the target population; implementing and managing health-promoting and disease-prevention strategies; and analyzing and evaluating the effectiveness of those services and interventions.​​

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Lecture, seminar: 62%

Practice: 38%

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Internship/Practice: Students should complete a 4-week field practice.

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Main subjects typically include (this list is indicative and may change):

 

• Year 1: Biostatistics, Epidemiology, Health Management, Health Informatics, Health Policy, Public Health in Developing Countries.

• Year 2: Public Health in Developed Countries, Environmental Health, Health Promotion, Nutritional Health.

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Career prospects: Specialists who have completed their studies will possess thorough knowledge in epidemiology, health promotion, health management, and health policy.

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