The Master of Epidemiology is a one-year programme designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand and address public health challenges. The programme focuses on the principles and methods of epidemiology, including study design, data analysis, and interpretation of results. Graduates will be prepared for careers in public health research, policy, and practice, contributing to the improvement of health outcomes at local and global levels.
The Master of Epidemiology programme is structured over one academic year, focusing on core epidemiological concepts and practical applications.
Graduates of the Master of Epidemiology programme are well-prepared for a variety of roles in the public health sector, research institutions, and governmental agencies.
Admission requirements are assessed by the Academic Selection Committee. Applicants should demonstrate strong academic potential for success in the Master's programme.
Tuition fees vary based on nationality. For specific estimates, international students can contact the International Student Office.
The Master of Epidemiology programme is a one-year programme, structured over a single academic year.
Tuition fees vary based on nationality, with higher fees for non-EEA nationals. International students can contact the International Student Office for specific estimates.
Yes, full scholarships are available through VLIR-UOS for eligible students from specific developing countries, covering all expenses. Partial scholarships are also available through the Master Mind Scholarship, which includes a grant and tuition waiver.
Applications are processed through the online Mobility Online tool. For scholarships, you must apply for admission and the scholarship concurrently, uploading the required scholarship forms with your admission documents.
A relevant Bachelor's degree is required. Applicants should demonstrate strong academic potential, and their preparedness will be assessed by the Academic Selection Committee.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Epidemiologist, Public Health Researcher, Health Policy Analyst, Disease Surveillance Officer, and Biostatistician in public health sectors, research institutions, and governmental agencies.