Master of Community Health

The Master of Community Health is designed for individuals and professionals from diverse disciplines with interest in building their career in the community health.
Upon completion of the programme, graduates will be able to:

1. Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the principles, theories, and models related to both community health and integrated health. 
2. Possess the skills to collaborate and work effectively across various healthcare disciplines, integrating medical, social, and behavioural aspects to address complex health issues in diverse populations. 
3. Proficient in critically analysing health data, assessing community needs, and applying advanced analytical methods to design and implement integrated health interventions. 
4. Develop and implement innovative, evidence-based solutions that integrate medical care, public health, and social services to improve health outcomes at the community and population levels. 
5. Demonstrate effective strategies for community engagement, empowerment, and capacity-building, fostering partnerships that promote sustainable health improvements within diverse communities. 
6. Adept at integrating health information technology and digital solutions to enhance healthcare delivery and data management. 
7. Develop effective health communication strategies and educational materials to promote health literacy and behaviour change within communities. 
8. Exhibit leadership skills in navigating complex healthcare environments, managing integrated care teams, and leading initiatives that address the social and environmental factors on health outcomes. 
9. Uphold principles of cultural and ethical competence, recognizing and addressing health disparities, and working towards health equity. 
10. Apply a global and population health perspective, understanding the interconnectedness of health issues across diverse populations.