The Master of Public Health Science (MPH) program provides a rigorous and interdisciplinary education in public health, focusing on improving population health, preventing diseases, and promoting wellness. The curriculum covers epidemiology, biostatistics, environmental health, health policy and management, global health, nutrition, and community health programs.

Students gain practical experience through fieldwork, research projects, internships, and community-based initiatives. The program emphasizes evidence-based decision-making, health promotion, disease prevention, program evaluation, and ethical public health practices.

Experienced faculty members guide students in applying theoretical knowledge to real-world public health challenges, developing critical thinking, analytical skills, and leadership capabilities. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in government and non-governmental health agencies, hospitals, research institutions, international health organizations, policy-making bodies, and public health consultancy. The program also provides a solid foundation for doctoral studies in public health and related fields.

With a commitment to research, innovation, and societal well-being, the MPH program aims to produce skilled and socially responsible public health professionals capable of shaping effective health policies and improving population health outcomes.