Master of Public Health
The Master of Public Health aims to qualify professional specialists and researchers in the fields of public health and community health, who can plan and implement health programs, evaluate health programs, manage health services in disasters and epidemics, and set health policies through stimulating the energies of society through community partnership and advanced scientific research.
Navigate between sections to view the content (7 sections).
About the Program
The Master of Public Health aims to qualify professional specialists and researchers in the fields of public health and community health, who can plan and implement health programs, evaluate health programs, manage health services in disasters and epidemics, and set health policies through stimulating the energies of society through community partnership and advanced scientific research.
Academic Program Mission
Preparing qualified public health specialists adhered to scientific research standards and community participation to promote public health.
Academic Program Goals
Preparing trained competencies in public health to meet the needs of the labor market and keep pace with development plans.
Preparing graduates theoretically and practically and upgrading their technical skills to enable them to continue their higher studies.
To provide graduates with a broad knowledge of important theories and methods of public health and the skills to address community health problems.
Preparing graduates to conduct research based on scientific grounds in public health.
Graduating skilled health workers with a commitment to principles, professional capacity, social awareness, and national and international ideas.
Develop health problem-solving skills.
Academic Majors Guide
Browse the official guide to majors for the year 1446 AH.