Masters in Public Health

Masters in public health is a two-year program divided into four semesters and prepares the candidates through multidisciplinary curriculums and practical knowledge to globally address various public health issues. The program is designed so that, apart from developing the conceptual understanding of public health issues, it also emphasizes the research and analytical aspects for a candidate. The motive is to improve the public health leaders who expertise in areas like prevention and control management at the time of crisis, work towards strategic disease prevention policies, assurance if the quality, and also regulate the affairs. The focus of the program lies in emphasizing the preventive measures that cause or bring a threat to public health.

Entry Level Eligibility

Any student who has passed the Bachelor’s degree from an established university or is considered equivalent to Rajiv Gandhi University of health sciences is eligible for the program.

Eligibility for Admission:

The process for admission varies from various institutes offering B Sc in cardiac care technology. The students have to clear the written entrance test followed by an interview and there are others where direct admission on the basis of merit is available too.

Most of the Colleges select the candidate based on the scores of a Bachelors’s degree. Few institutions conduct an entrance test for the admission, followed by a round of personal interview of the selected candidates. Some private institutes also have management seats which have direct entry procedures. The fee structures for direct entry and merit-based admissions differ.

Masters in Public Health is a field that has endless opportunities. There are numerous colleges across the country offering this course, both private and government. Masters of public health colleges in Bangalore have been known to provide quality education with up to date curriculum, and regular practical pieces of training Masters in public health in Karnataka have stayed on the priority list for candidates looking to pursue their further studies in public health after bachelors.
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