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Master of Public Health FAQ

In addition to courses, are there required activities?

Yes. In addition to your course work, there are 2 activities you are required to participate in:

  • Last week in August - an online four day orientation to the program and learning support opportunities.
  • Last week in April or first week in May at the end of your program - online culminating conference to demonstrate your program learning.

How does online learning work?

All courses are delivered using web-based technologies. You will be using a course management system called CourseSpaces to access your course information and communicate with your instructor and fellow students. You will also use a web-based tool called Blackboard Collaborate real-time discussions and presentations. To learn more about how online courses work visit .

How many courses are required to complete the Master of Public Health program?

You complete 21 units of coursework in the MPH program.

How long do I have to complete the MPH?

The Master of Public Health can be completed full-time in 2 years (6 consecutive academic terms) and part-time in 3 years (8 consecutive academic terms). You have up to 5 years to complete the program. We have developed a 2-year program plan and a 3-year program plan. See the recommended program plan.

Is there a specific order in which courses must be taken in the MPH program?

There is a recommended Program Plan.

How are the practice experiences arranged?

You will work with a practicum coordinator to arrange your practice experience.

Where can I get advice or assistance to help me with my study skills?

The ·¬ÇÑÉçÇø , The Learning and Teaching Centre (Math and Stats and Writing help), local colleges, high school and community centres offer courses on time management, rapid reading, English composition, study skills, etc.