The Master's program in Public Health, specializing in "Quantitative and Econometric Methods for Health Research" (MQERS), is designed to train students in advanced quantitative methods for health research. This program focuses on biostatistical and econometric modeling techniques essential for processing increasingly complex medical information. It provides a strong theoretical foundation in these methods, enabling students to apply them effectively in various health domains that require high-level methodological expertise. Students will also develop skills in combining quantitative and qualitative methods, an approach of growing importance in health research. The program prepares graduates for careers in methodological and translational research, often leading to PhD studies.
Graduates of the MQERS program are well-prepared for a variety of research-focused roles in the health sector. The broad applicability of biostatistical and econometric skills opens doors in both public and private institutions.
Official aptitude test results (GMAT, GRE, TAGE MAGE, or Score IAE Message, valid for 3 years) are mandatory for MSc 1 applicants and highly recommended for MSc 2 direct entry applicants.
For the first year (MSc 1), you need a completed or in-progress Bac +3 (equivalent to a 3-year Bachelor's degree). For direct entry into the second year (MSc 2), you need a completed or in-progress Bac +4 or Bac +5 (equivalent to 4 or 5 years of higher education).
The program accepts TOEFL, TOEIC, and IELTS. Official test results are required and must be valid for 3 years. Specific score requirements are not listed, but the tests themselves are mandatory.
Yes, official aptitude test results (GMAT, GRE, TAGE MAGE, or Score IAE Message) are mandatory for MSc 1 applicants and are highly recommended for MSc 2 direct entry applicants. These test results are valid for 3 years.
Applications are processed through a dedicated online platform, not the national 'Mon Master' platform. You will need to create an account, register for prerequisite tests, complete the application form, and submit required documents by the deadline.
The application deadline for the first session is March 16, 2026.
Graduates are well-prepared for research-focused roles in the health sector, such as Researcher, Biostatistician, or Econometrician, in both public institutions (like universities and hospitals) and private institutions (like pharmaceutical industries).