Master of Public Health

The Master of Public Health at Auckland University of Technology has built a strong reputation for preparing graduates who can respond to public health issues at local, national, and international levels. The programme combines research, practical learning, and community engagement, giving students knowledge that can be used in real public health settings. Students study disease prevention, health promotion, health policy, epidemiology, research methods, and population health through courses that reflect current public health practice.

Graduates are ready for careers in government health departments, hospitals, public health organisations, research centres, charities, and international agencies. The qualification supports career growth into management, policy development, health education, and research roles. Students benefit from AUT's links with health providers and research organisations, creating opportunities for professional experience and future employment. The degree is recognised by employers in New Zealand and many countries, making it suitable for students planning an international public health career.

Applicants should have:

• A recognised bachelor's degree or an equivalent qualification.
• A background in health, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, biomedical science, psychology, social science, environmental health, or a related field is preferred.
• Applicants with relevant professional experience may be considered.
• English language requirements must be met.
• Some applicants may need to provide a CV, academic transcripts, personal statement, or references.