Executive Professional Master Program in Public Health Emergency Management
Description
The Executive master in public health emergency management is designed to prepare health professionals for leadership roles in managing public health crises. It equips participants with advanced knowledge and practical skills to effectively handle emergencies, strengthen health systems, and promote community resilience.
Modality
The program is fully online and spans 12 months, comprising a 9-month self-paced online course featuring a series of webinars, followed by a 3-month online supervised capstone project.
Target Audience
Ideal for public health professionals, health workers, and individuals aspiring to leadership roles, service provision, and academic careers in public health emergency.
Certification
Graduates will receive an Executive Professional Master in Public Health Emergency Management certificate jointly signed by the International Academy of Public Health (IAPH) and Mundiapolis University in Morocco.
Admission Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in health sciences or any related field from a recognized educational institution; or a certificate of prior learning recognition at the same level.
- Letter of interest detailing interest in the program and how the master’s degree will support personal and professional growth.
- Proficiency in English is required.
- Preferred: At least one year of experience in public health.
FAQ
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The program spans 12 months, including:
- 9 months of self-paced online learning, complemented by interactive sessions.
- 3 months dedicated to a supervised capstone project.
The program consists of two components:
- Self-Paced Course (9 months):
This part includes interactive video sessions hosted on the platform, allowing participants to engage with content through clickable elements and short questions after each topic. It is designed to support flexibility for working professionals. - Supervised Thesis (3 months):
The thesis is completed entirely online under the guidance of a supervisor.
No in-person attendance is required at any point during the program, making it accessible for professionals balancing studies with ongoing commitments.
Assessments are structured as follows:
- Continuous assessments within modules (e.g., quizzes).
- End-of-subprogram assessments (e.g., applied/scenario-based assessments).
- A qualifying exam at the end of the 9-month self-paced courses.
- A capstone project, which constitutes a major component of the final evaluation,
To apply, you will need:
- A bachelor’s degree in a health-related or relevant field.
- A letter of interest.
Note: TOEFL or IELTS is not required.
- 50% before starting the program.
- 50% after 6 months of starting the program.
- Bank transfer.
- Visa or MasterCard.
- PayPal.
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The program does not require traditional fieldwork or relocation.
Instead, participants complete an online, instructor-led thesis, allowing them to fulfill all requirements from their current location.
The program follows a rolling admission system, with multiple cohorts throughout the year.
A 15% discount is available for FETP-affiliated applicants. Applicants are encouraged to indicate their affiliation during the application process.
Yes, the program is aligned with international quality standards and accreditation frameworks, including: Continuing Professional Development.
The program consists of 37 credit hours, including the capstone project component.
The program consists of two main components:
Self-Paced Learning (9 months):
Participants engage in interactive online modules through the LMS, including recorded lectures, applied exercises, and periodic interactive sessions. The flexible format is designed to accommodate working professionals.
Capstone Project (3 months):
Participants complete a supervised capstone project fully online under the guidance of an assigned supervisor.
No in-person attendance is required at any stage of the program.
This program is designed for professionals working in public health, healthcare, emergency management, NGOs, and related sectors who aim to strengthen their competencies in public health emergency management.
Yes, each participant will be assigned a supervisor during the capstone phase to provide guidance and feedback throughout the project.
Participants will develop a capstone project based on a real-world public health emergency topic. This includes concept note submission, supervisor assignment, and final report submission through the LMS.
Certificates are issued digitally through the LMS upon successful completion.
No, the program does not require fieldwork, relocation, or in-person attendance. All components, including the capstone project, are completed fully online.
The program is delivered through an online Learning Management System (LMS), where participants can access all materials, submit assignments, and track their progress.
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Executive Master Program Features
The tuition fees can be paid in two installments as below, or as a one-time payment.
- 50% Before starting the program.
- 50% After 9 months and before starting the thesis.
