Thesis
The thesis component of the Master’s Degree in Public Health Emergencies is designed to provide you with the opportunity to conduct independent, original research on a topic relevant to public health emergencies. It aims to integrate and apply the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the program to address real-world public health challenges. You will develop, implement, and present a research project under the guidance of faculty advisors, contributing to the field of public health emergencies.
Objectives
- Equip students with advanced research skills, including literature review, research design, data collection, and data analysis.
- Enable students to apply theoretical and practical knowledge to solve complex problems related to public health emergencies.
- Foster critical thinking and analytical skills necessary for evaluating public health issues and developing evidence-based solutions.
- Enhance students' abilities to communicate research findings effectively through written reports and oral presentations.
- Encourage the production of research that can contribute to policy, practice, and future research in public health emergencies.
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Learning Outcomes
- Lead health services during emergencies.
- Implement evidence-based strategies in crisis management.
- Conduct public health research and contribute to policy development.
This program provides a comprehensive education in public health emergency management, combining theory, practice, and research.
Field Work
Thesis
Duration:
3-6 Months
Accredited By:
Certificate
