Master of Public Health

Course Overview Griffith's Master of Public Health prepares students to design, deliver, and evaluate impactful public health programs by providing knowledge, analytical skills, and practical capabilities. The program focuses on understanding how social conditions, environments, and systems influence health to address health inequities and improve outcomes in various community and policy contexts. Key Program Highlights Gain a strong foundation in population health, epidemiology, and health policy. Apply analytical and epidemiological skills to plan, implement, and evaluate population-based interventions. Analyze population health data to support evidence-based public health decision making. Explore international and global health contexts, emphasizing equity, community engagement, and human rights. Design and evaluate health promotion and disease prevention programs in diverse settings.