The Master of Science (MSc) in Population and Public Health is a research-focused program at the School of Population and Public Health. It is designed for students from diverse academic backgrounds, providing them with foundational knowledge and practical skills in epidemiological and biostatistical methods. Through this program, students will gain valuable research experience by undertaking a thesis project under the guidance of a faculty member, applying these methods to various topics concerning population health and health service delivery.
English proficiency test scores must be from within 24 months of the application submission date. Some programs may require GRE scores; check the program website for this specific program.
Tuition fees are subject to adjustment annually. New students may experience higher increases. The UBC Calendar is the definitive source for fees.
Applicants need a bachelor’s degree in health sciences or a related field with a minimum overall average in the B+ range (76% at UBC). Specific programs may have higher requirements.
Applicants must achieve an IELTS score of 7.0 overall (with no band less than 6.5) or a TOEFL iBT score of 100 overall (with specific minimums in each section). Scores must be within 24 months of application.
For international students, the annual tuition is $10,081.65, subject to annual increases. An International Tuition Award (ITA) of $3,200.00 is available for eligible individuals.
On average, students complete the Master of Science in Population and Public Health program in 2.9 years.
You need to check eligibility, prepare documents like transcripts, reference letters, and a statement of interest, then apply online. Application open dates and deadlines will be announced later.