Master's in Public Health in France
There are 3 master's Public Health programmes for international students across 2 universities in France. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
M2 Administration de la santé (Master in Health Administration)
This Master's program (M2) in Health Administration aims to train future managers for health organizations such as hospitals, nursing homes (EHPAD), and personal care services. Building on a foundation in economics, management, law, and social sciences, the program focuses on equipping students with the skills to diagnose organizational issues and manage health sector operations effectively. Graduates will receive a degree from Université Paris-Saclay and play key roles in the French healthcare system.
M2 Health Administration
This Master's degree (M2 level) program focuses on training health sector managers for organizations such as hospitals, nursing homes (EHPAD), and personal care services. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the health landscape, including health policies, systems, structures in France, and relevant regulations. The program equips students with managerial skills tailored to the specific needs of the healthcare sector and develops their project management abilities through practical case studies or research internships. Additionally, it enhances methodological skills in areas like information systems, databases, and languages.
Master MQERS - Quantitative and Econometric Methods for Health Research
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.
Frequently asked questions
How many Public Health programmes are there in France?
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3 across 2 universities, listed on this page.
Can international students apply?
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Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.