Master of Public Health
We invite you to apply for our innovative, accessible (ONLINE) Master of Public Health program. Applications are accepted between October 1 and February 1 of the year of admission, for a September entry point. You can complete this course based 21.0 unit program in 2 years as a full-time student or 3 years alternating full with part-time study. A thesis option may be completed in 3 years of full-time study.
Our program
We believe in:
- Collaborative action to promote the health of populations
- Community-based approaches with a social justice ethic to reduce preventable disease and premature death
- Creating partnerships with people to influence change and improve the quality of life for all people
- Preparing students to work in public health, health promotion and a wide range of health and community services, including governmental and not-for-profit organizations
Studies include public health core courses and a choice of one of 3 areas of focus:
- Indigenous Peoples’ Health
- Social Policy
A 450 hour practicum provides an opportunity for you to practice and demonstrate public health knowledge and skills within a professional practice setting. A culminating project completes your program.
Flexible learning options
Complete the courses online in your own community and attend two required, hybrid (on-campus or online) experiences at the beginning and completion of your program.