MSc Course breakdown in Public Health
Admission requirement
- Applicants should have at least first degree in Health Sciences and Medicine from a known accredited university or health institution.
- The course is also open to a related field that demonstrates a strong contribution to health programmes which include those holders of at least first degree in fields such as Food science and postharvest technology Human Nutrition, Sociology, Anthropology, Population study and Demography, Psychology and other behavioral, social.
- The medium of instruction is English; applicants whose medium of instruction at secondary and/or higher education was not English will be required to produce a certificate of proficiency in English language or (IELTs total 5).
- A minimum of two letters of recommendation from relevant employers and academic supervisors and minimum of one page letter of motivation to attend the programme;
- Full sponsorship, leave of absence and assurance letter from employing party is needed; except self-sponsors.
- Candidates who pass the preliminary screening for the above criteria can be invited for an entrance examination.
- Candidates must pass the written examinations that are prepared to assess the individual’s competences and preparedness to pursue a graduate program.
- Once they fulfill the requirements and are admitted to the program, entrants can make arrangements to plan their studies with their academic advisor, according to their needs and working conditions.
Admission requirement for MPH in Reproductive and Child Health
Applicants to the postgraduate public health training in MPH in Reproductive and Child Health should have a minimum of first degree in Medical or Health Sciences (Medicine, Health Officer, Nursing, Midwifery, and Psychiatry), and Population Studies. Applicants must have two years of work experience after graduation before admission to the program. Moreover, applicants must forward two letters of recommendation from their employers and academic supervisors. One of the references should be an academic referee. As the medium of instruction is English, applicants whose medium of instruction at secondary and/or higher education was not English would be required to produce a certificate of proficiency in English language.
Up on application for a place in the postgraduate program, applicants should append anon-refundable application fee of 100 ETB payable to the University of Gondar. Those students who are accepted are further required to pay a registration fee of100 ETB for year-I Semester I and then 50 ETB in each semester. Tuition fees for masters program are to be decided by the University every year but will depend on the total number of credit hours a student takes. The costs for undertaking thesis should be covered by the applicants themselves or their sponsoring organizations.
In as far as scholarships are concerned, limited number of scholarships could be awarded to staffs of University of Gondar every year on condition that they fulfil all entrance requirements and University obligations. Special arrangements can also be done with governmental, non-governmental and private organizations to set special programs and in which case fees and scholarship arrangements could differ from what applies under normal circumstances.
Modules/Courses MPH in Reproductive Health | ||||
MODULE NUMBER | MODULE TITLE | CREDIT HOUR | YEAR /SEMESTER | |
Block/Semester I | CTPD7011 | Pedagogy | 2 | 1/1 |
PuHe7021 | Principles and practice of Public Health | 2 | 1/1 | |
PuHe7031 | Basic Biostatistics and data management | 4 | 1/1 | |
PuHe7041 | Fundamental of Epidemiology | 3 | 1/1 | |
PuHe7051 | Leadership, Management and Governance | 3 | 1/1 | |
Total | 14 |
Modules/Courses MPH in Reproductive Health | ||||
MODULE NUMBER | MODULE TITLE | CREDIT HOUR | YEAR /SEMESTER | |
Block/Semester II | PuHe7061 | Health Promotion and communication | 2 | 1/2 |
PuHe7071 | Health economics | 2 | 1/2 | |
PuRh7012 | Maternal Health | 4 | 1/2 | |
PuRh7022 | Neonatal and Child Health | 3 | 1/2 | |
PuRh7032 | Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health | 3 | 1/2 | |
Total | 14 |
Modules/Courses MPH in Reproductive Health | ||||
MODULE NUMBER | MODULE TITLE | CREDIT HOUR | YEAR /SEMESTER | |
Block/Semester III | PuRh8042 | Family Planning | 4 | 2/1 |
PuRh8052 | Population Studies | 2 | 2/1 | |
PuHe8081 | Quantitative Research Methods | 2 | 2/1 | |
PuHe8091 | Qualitative Research Methods | 2 | 2/1 | |
Total | 10 |
Modules/Courses MPH in Reproductive Health | ||||
MODULE NUMBER | MODULE TITLE | CREDIT HOUR | YEAR /SEMESTER | |
Blo ck IV | PuHe8101 | Thesis Work | 6 | 2/2 |
Total | 44 |
Admission requirements for MPH Human Nutrition
- Applicants should have at least first degree in Health Sciences and Medicine from a known accredited university or health institution.
- The course is also open to a related field that demonstrates a strong contribution to health programmes which include those holders of at least first degree in fields such as Food science and postharvest technology Human Nutrition, Sociology, Anthropology, Population study and Demography, Psychology and other behavioral, social.
- The medium of instruction is English; applicants whose medium of instruction at secondary and/or higher education was not English will be required to produce a certificate of proficiency in English language or (IELTs total 5).
- A minimum of two letters of recommendation from relevant employers and academic supervisors and minimum of one page letter of motivation to attend the programme;
- Full sponsorship, leave of absence and assurance letter from employing party is needed; except self-sponsors.
- Candidates who pass the preliminary screening for the above criteria can be invited for an entrance examination.
- Candidates must pass the written examinations that are prepared to assess the individual’s competences and preparedness to pursue a graduate program.
- Once they fulfill the requirements and are admitted to the program, entrants can make arrangements to plan their studies with their academic advisor, according to their needs and working conditions.
Modules/Courses MSc Applied Nutrition Program | |||||
MODULE NUMBER | MODULE TITLE | CREDIT HOUR | YEAR /SEMESTER | ||
Theory | Practice | ||||
CTPD7011 | Pedagogy | 2 | - | 1/1 | |
PuNu7022 | Nutritional Physiology | 2 | - | 1/1 | |
Puhe7031 | Basic Biostatistics and data management | 4 | - | 1/1 | |
Puhe7041 | Fundamentals of Epidemiology | 3 | - | 1/1 | |
PuNu7051 | Nutrition policy and program Management | 3 | - | 1/1 | |
Total (Block/Semester I) | 14 |
Modules/Courses MSc Applied Nutrition Program | |||||
MODULE NUMBER | MODULE TITLE | CREDIT HOUR | |||
Theory | Practice | ||||
Puhe7061 | Health promotion and communication | 2 | - | 1/2 | |
PuNu7072 | Food Chemistry and Analysis | 3 | - | 1/1 | |
PuNu7082 | Fundamentals of human nutrition | 3 | - | 1/2 | |
PuNu7092 | Nutrition throughout life cycle | 3 | - | 1/2 | |
PuNu7102 | Nutritional assessment and Surveillance | 2 | 1 | 1/2 | |
Total (Block/Semester II) | 14 |
MODULE NUMBER | MODULE TITLE | CREDIT H OUR
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YEAR /SEMESTER | ||||
PuNu8112 | Community and emergency Nutrition | 3 | - | 2/2 | |||
PuNu8122 | Clinical Nutrition | 2 | 1 | 2/2 | |||
Puhe8132 | Health economics | 2 | - | 2/2 | |||
PuHe8141 | Research Methods | 3 | - | 2/2 | |||
Total (Block/Semester III) | 11 |
MODULE NUMBER | MODULE TITLE | CREDIT H OUR
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YEAR /SEMESTER | ||||
PuHe8151 | Thesis Work | 6 | - | 2/2 | |||
Total | 45 |
Program: MPH in health service management
- BSc in any health sciences
- BSc in management
- GPA 2 and above
- Two recommendation letters
- Pedagogy
- Principle and practice of public health
- Basic Biostatistics and data management
- Fundamental s of Epidemiology
- Leadership, Management and governance
Courses:
- Health promotion and communication
- Strategic leadership and management
- Advanced health economics
- Human resource for health
- Monitoring and evaluation of health programs
Courses
- Health care financial management and health care financing
- Health policy analysis
- Quantitative research methods
- Qualitative research methods
- Research thesis work
Program: MPH in health economics
- BSc in any health sciences
- BSc in economics
- GPA 2 and above
- Two recommendation letters
- Pedagogy
- Principle and practice of public health
- Basic Biostatistics and data management
- Fundamental s of Epidemiology
- Leadership, Management and governance
Courses:
- Health promotion and communication
- Economic theory and health sector
- Health care financing and financial management
- Econometric analysis of health data
- Project management
Courses
- Economic evaluation
- Health policy formulation and analysis
- Quantitative research methods
- Qualitative research methods
- Research thesis work
- BSc in any health sciences
- BSc in management
- GPA 2 and above
- Two recommendation letters
- Pedagogy
- Principle and practice of public health
- Basic Biostatistics and data management
- Fundamental s of Epidemiology
- Strategic problem analysis and solving
- Practical attachment
Courses:
- Leadership management and Governance
- Health project management
- Health care financial management
- Health promotion and communication
- Health economics
- Health facility/Hospital operation management
- Practical attachment
Courses
- Health care quality management
- Human resource for health
- Health policy formulation and analysis
- Health information system
- Research methods
- Practical attachment (Capstone project proposal)
- Capstone thesis work