Masters Program in Public Health
The Masters Program in Public Health (MPH) at the Indian School of Technology and Management (ISTM) equips students with the knowledge and skills to address global health challenges and improve community health outcomes. This program focuses on a multidisciplinary approach to public health, covering epidemiology, biostatistics, health policy, environmental health, and health promotion. Students learn how to design and implement public health programs, analyze data for informed decision-making, and address health disparities across populations. ISTMs MPH program is ideal for individuals seeking to work in health care, government agencies, non-profit organizations, or international health organizations to make a significant impact on public health.
The MPH program is tailored for both early-career professionals and those looking to advance their careers in public health. It emphasizes real-world applications, with opportunities for fieldwork, internships, and collaboration with health professionals. ISTMs expert faculty bring a wealth of practical experience, guiding students to develop innovative solutions to public health issues and improving health systems both locally and globally.
- Health Systems Management – Gain the skills to manage and improve the efficiency of public health systems and programs.
- Epidemiology and Disease Prevention – Understand the principles of epidemiology to control diseases and promote health on a population level.
- Global Health Perspective – Develop a deep understanding of global health issues and the ability to implement cross-border health initiatives.
- Health Policy and Advocacy – Learn to analyze and shape health policies that improve public health and reduce health disparities.
- Public Health Research – Conduct impactful research in public health, contributing to evidence-based practices and health innovations.
- Community Health Promotion – Design and implement programs to promote health education and improve health outcomes in diverse populations.
- Public Health Consultant – Advise organizations on how to develop and implement effective public health policies and programs.
- Epidemiologist – Study the distribution and determinants of health and diseases in populations to control outbreaks and improve health.
- Health Policy Analyst – Work with government or non-profit organizations to develop policies that promote public health and reduce health risks.
- Global Health Specialist – Address international health issues and coordinate health programs in developing countries and global settings.
- Health Services Manager – Oversee the administration and management of public health organizations or health departments.
- Public Health Educator – Promote public health awareness through education and outreach programs to enhance community health.
Part 1:
- Introduction to Principles of Epidemiology
- Essential Medical Biostatistics
- Health Policy
- Introduction to Health Economics
- Managing Health Services
Part 2:
- Environmental Health
- Health Behavior & Health Education
- Health Care Evaluation
- Qualitative Methods for Health Research
- Capstone Research Project