As part of its commitment to quality assurance, the Master of Public Health (MPH) programme underwent a programmatic review to design a new curriculum that provides greater integration and alignment of academic components. The revised programme seeks to equip public health professionals to use systems and evidence-based approaches to identify and solve public health problems to improve the health of communities.

Leveraging on the NUS system and our close links with the National University Hospital (NUH), Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, NUS Business School, as well as the Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences and Engineering, our School ensures that research and teaching provided is both progressive and comprehensive.

Our MPH graduates are equipped to address both traditional and emerging public health issues, and have gone on to assume leadership and administrative positions in diverse public health disciplines in local and international settings.

Core Modules:

The core curriculum aims to provide you with a strong foundation in epidemiologic and quantitative methods. In addition, key areas of lifestyle and behaviour, the environment and work, and health policy and systems provide the basis for addressing Public Health challenges.

Elective Modules:

You are encouraged to identify your areas of interest and further develop them and your skills by completing modules offered in various areas: Epidemiology, Global Health, Health Policy and Healthcare Delivery, Health Promotion and Occupational Health.