MPH Global Health Leadership

UHaifa International’s unique master’s degree program in MPH (Masters in Public Health) provides future health care leaders and researchers with cutting-edge knowledge and skills to address tomorrow’s complex challenges in the rapidly-changing field of global public health. Specializing in Health Systems Administration  and Global Health Leadership, we equip our students with state of the art theoretical knowledge and the required multidisciplinary practical training, in order to manage comprehensive cross-cutting, multi-sectoral health issues on local and global scales. This value offering provides our graduates with a competitive edge when pursuing professional careers in both the public and business sectors.

The program curriculum aligns with the standards and guidelines of Public Health graduate studies in the United States, Canada, and Europe.

Highlights:

Our study program includes integrated knowledge and training in relevant fields aimed at:

• Developing and enhancing personal and organizational leadership skills for public and global health positions
• Providing knowledge, training, perspectives and tools to address multicultural public and global health challenges.
• Acquiring skills for planning, evaluating and implementing health program and policies.
• Exposure to critical health leadership sectors and core public health skills such as epidemiology and biostatistics.
• Training and skills in diverse and relevant health management disciplines such as ethics, policy, and economics.
• Applied Practical Experience (APE): An amazing opportunity to observe public health practice in action and apply learnings to health care systems and policy.
• A chance to learn from professionals and experts in emerging public health fields, such as environment and climate change, vaccines, and occupational health, including the World Health Organization Centre for Excellence (WHO) .

One year, one Degree:

Our one-year international master’s program is taught in English over three consecutive semesters from October through September, awarding graduates with a Master of Public Health (MPH), with a specialization in the field of Health Systems Administration and Global Health Leadership.