The Master of Public Health program features:

• A generalist approach to public health issues with an opportunity for students to select pathways that suit their professional goals.
• Additional areas of focus: public health policy and health management, public health research methods, and environmental health.
• Core and elective courses.
• A thesis-based or four-month practicum-based (with a capstone paper) program.
• Full-time or part-time registration.
• On campus and some blended learning courses.
• Completion in 16-24 months (full-time) or 3-4 years (part-time).