Description:
The Executive Master’s in Public Health Emergency Management program is specifically designed to equip health professionals and students with the advanced knowledge and practical skills needed to lead during public health crises. From managing emergencies to strengthening health systems and promoting community resilience, this program prepares you to take on leadership roles in complex crisis scenarios.
Key Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion of the program, participants will be able to:
This program provides a comprehensive education in public health emergency management, combining theory, practice, and research.
Who Should Apply?
Admission Requirements:
Potential Careers:
Program structure:
The program is divided into three distinct programs, each designed to build on essential skills for managing public health emergencies. Participants will complete the coursework over nine months, followed by a 3-month supervised thesis project.
Thesis Project
Participants will complete a -3month supervised research project on a real-world public health emergency, supervised by recognized advisors. They will apply their skills to develop solutions for complex public health challenges.
Duration: 10-12 Months/ 12 Months