Program Overview

This Master's program in Health Services Research and Public Health teaches evaluation techniques for health services and interventions, equipping students for research or academic careers in public health. The curriculum includes core modules in epidemiology, statistics, qualitative research, and randomized controlled trials, as well as optional modules covering areas such as health promotion, informatics, and economic evaluation. Assessment methods include coursework, exams, and a dissertation. Graduates can pursue careers in public health settings, research, and academia, among others.