Master of Public Health(MPH)
The Master of Public Health (MPH) program aims to prepare professional public health experts with the highest possible technical and managerial competence in respective level of health programs, including problem identification, planning, implementing, training, health education, evaluation and research.
Objectives
- To develop the extracurricular competencies through training, seminar and exposure.
- To equip public health professionals with communication and group organization skills for promoting community participation in health and development activities ultimately leading to the individual and community self-reliance in health services and improvement in health status.
- To foster positive attitudes of health professionals to encourage them for providing more
- To communicate effectively with individual, group, family, community and society.
- To identify the socio cultural and economical status, which affects the health and development of the clients and society, and nation.
- To make appropriate decision in all activities by critical analysis to bring suitable changes in their work environment.
- To demonstrate effective teaching learning skill in formal and non-formal educational activities in different settings.
- To mobilize the necessary and available resources in appropriate manner.
- To conduct advance research on identified problems.
- To recognize the importance of personal and professional goal, growth and development.
- To apply the epidemiological, concept and principle in order to solve individual, family, community and social health problems.
Admission Requirement
The MMIHS will follow strictly the rules and regulations of the University and Medical Education Commission. The candidate who wants to enroll in admission process should pass bachelor in public health (BPH) or any health related bachelor program recognized by University with registration in respective council. Besides the basic academic requirement, the students should be qualified on the entrance examination taken by Medical Education Commission to enroll in the program.
