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Master's Degree Medicine & Health Sciences Full Time

Master of Public Health

at Mountains of the Moon University · Uganda

Duration

2 Years

Intake

August

Mode

Full Time

About this program

The Master of Public Health at Mountains of the Moon University (programme code: MPH) is a postgraduate programme. It is designed for students who have a second class Bachelor’s degree (or an equivalent) from a recognized university in health sciences, education sciences, or social sciences, from an institution recognized by NCHE.

The programme has a duration of 2 years and uses blended study time. The intake is August. Tuition fees are listed as UGX 1,845,750 per semester for tuition fees.

Entry requirements

At least a second class Bachelor’s degree, or its equivalent, from a recognized university in health sciences, education sciences, or social sciences from an institution recognized by NCHE.

At least five (5) passes at UCE, or its equivalent, and two (2) principal passes at UACE.

How this course compares

  • Mountains of the Moon University is #8 in Uganda on research impact (8,879 citations).
  • It lists 7 Medicine & Health Sciences courses in total, 1 of them at master's level.
  • 3 universities in Uganda teach master's Medicine & Health Sciences; the best ranked of the others are listed below.
  • Most master's Medicine & Health Sciences courses in Uganda take 3 Years; this one takes 2 Years.

Frequently asked questions

Which other universities in Uganda offer master's Medicine & Health Sciences?

Mbarara University of Science and Technology (#2 in Uganda), Gulu University (#4 in Uganda) are among the 3 that do.

How long is the Master of Public Health at Mountains of the Moon University?

It takes 2 Years, studied Full Time.

When does the course start?

Intakes are in August.

Is Mountains of the Moon University a good university for Medicine & Health Sciences?

Mountains of the Moon University is #8 in Uganda on research impact (8,879 citations).

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