Mini Master of Public Health

Overview

Welcome to the Mini Master of Public Health Program at AIES, designed for professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in public health within a condensed six-month timeframe. This program provides a comprehensive understanding of public health principles, epidemiology, health policy, and global health challenges. With a focus on practical applications, the program equips students with the skills to analyze health data, design health promotion initiatives, and implement policies that improve population health outcomes.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completing the Mini Master of Public Health Program, students will be able to:

Master Core Public Health Concepts: Graduates will gain a strong understanding of essential public health topics, including disease prevention, health promotion, and the social determinants of health.
Analyze Health Data and Trends: Students will develop the skills to collect, interpret, and analyze epidemiological data to make informed decisions in public health planning and interventions.
Implement Health Promotion Strategies: Graduates will be equipped to design and execute health promotion programs that address specific health issues and encourage healthy behaviors in communities.
Apply Public Health Policy and Ethics: Students will learn to navigate public health policies and ensure that health initiatives are aligned with ethical guidelines and legal standards.
Address Global Health Challenges: Graduates will explore current global health challenges, such as infectious diseases and health inequities, learning how to contribute to international public health efforts.

This six-month program offers an accelerated path to gaining valuable public health knowledge and skills, enabling students to make an immediate impact in their public health careers.

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Program Structure

The program is structured to be completed in one level over six months, with five carefully curated courses designed to provide comprehensive knowledge and skills in key public health areas.

PH301Health Policy and Advocacy

PH302Public Health Informatics

PH303Public Health Leadership

PH304Global Health Ethics and Human Rights

PH305Project

Career Opportunities

Graduates with a Mini Master of Public Health are well-prepared for a variety of roles in the public health sector, including:

Public Health Project Coordinator: Manage and coordinate public health projects, working with teams to implement community health initiatives, track project progress, and ensure successful outcomes.
Health Promotion Specialist: Design and implement health education programs, develop educational materials, and work with communities to promote healthy behaviors and prevent diseases.
Epidemiology Research Assistant: Support epidemiological research by gathering, analyzing, and interpreting health data to identify disease trends and inform public health policies.
Community Health Program Manager: Lead community health programs that focus on addressing health disparities, coordinating outreach efforts, and evaluating program effectiveness to improve population health.
Health Policy Analyst: Assist in researching and analyzing health policies, providing recommendations to improve public health practices, and supporting the development of legislative initiatives.