Master of Public Health (Global Health and Advocacy) Australian Catholic University (ACU)

ACU's Master of Public Health equips graduates with specialised knowledge, understanding and skills in public health to improve and advance population health and well-being. 

Minimum Duration:

2 years full-time or equivalent part-time

Campus:

Melbourne

ACU's Master of Public Health equips graduates with specialised knowledge, understanding and skills in public health to improve and advance population health and well-being. ACU's MPH prepares graduates to practice with a community, national or global focus, and with an ethical, social justice perspective.

A uniquely ACU specialisation, global health is an increasingly important and active area of work for public health practitioners. If you are planning to focus on global health, our Master of Public Health program offers a specialisation in global health and advocacy during your second year. The Master of Public Health (Global Health and Advocacy) specialisation will give you the knowledge, skills and experience to practice effectively in the evolving professional landscape of global health.

Students may choose to complete their Master with specialisation through a Research Pathway (undertaking additional research training and completion of a minor thesis) or a Capstone Pathway (involving a capstone experience, such as a practice-based project).

Entry requirements for this course

Contact Australian Catholic University (ACU) to find course entry requirements.

View foundation and pathway programmes to help you meet academic and language entry requirements.