The Master of Public Health (MPH) at Brock University is designed for aspiring public health professionals eager to address complex health challenges and drive positive change within communities and healthcare systems. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of public health principles, from epidemiology and biostatistics to policy and practice, equipping you with the critical analytical and practical skills needed to excel in this vital field. This postgraduate qualification is ideal for individuals seeking to advance their careers or prepare for doctoral studies in public health, offering a robust foundation in health systems, research methodologies, and evidence-based interventions.
This full-time, on-campus MPH program is structured over five years, integrating twelve half-credit courses, including eight core requirements and four electives, alongside two essential public health practicum experiences. You will engage in rigorous coursework covering areas such as quality health systems, qualitative research, and critical evaluation of public health programs, culminating in a capstone course, MPHA 5P06, in your final year. Through hands-on practicum placements and a potential independent project, you will develop practical expertise and graduate with the confidence and capabilities to pursue impactful roles in diverse public health settings.