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| Course
Title |
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Master
of Public Health |
| Institution |
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Papua
New Guinea: School of Medicine & Health Science |
| Country |
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Papua
New Guinea |
| Type |
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Master |
| Topics |
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Healthcare areas: Health Promotion and Education
Health Research and Methods: Statistics
Health Research and Methods: Social Sciences
Health Research and Methods: Epidemiology
Health Determinants: Environment and Ecology |
| Language |
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English |
| Degree,
Credits |
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| Location |
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Unversity of Papua New Guinea |
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Objectives/
Content |
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1. Social Sciences in Health
2. Health Promotion & Community Development
3. Principles of Epidemiology
4. Health Statistics & Computing
5. Research Design
6. Field Survery Methods
7. Environmental & Occupational Health
8. Public Health Issues I & II
9. Health Management &Program Planning I & II
10. Field Project |
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| Next
Beginning |
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February 2008 |
| Appl. Deadline |
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October 2007 |
| Duration |
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Part-time: 24 months
Full-time: 12 months |
| Requirements |
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Students in Health Sciences
programs are very good students from first year Science
with GPA well above the minimum required level (2.0). |
| Structure |
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- The course Field Project (7.62360) is in fact Part
2 of the Master of Public Health degree. On completion
of the field work which usually takes place during November-
February, the candidates are required to write a major
report/thesis which must be examined by a panel of examiners
who will then, after formal (oral) presentation by the
candidates will pass or fail the candidates.
- Students are expected to pass all the courses listed
here in order to be awarded the degree of Master of
Public Health.
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| Course
fee |
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Full Time: K8,415.00 pa for
two years
Part Time: K4,208.20 pa for four years |
| Scholarship |
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The University offers a limited
number of scholarships for postgraduate studies through
the Centre for Research and Postgraduate studies each year.
The scholarships are for one year and they may be renewed
depending upon good performances. They are only provided
to students with outstanding academic records and have good
reference. Particular considerations will be given to those
students who have no form of support, sponsorship, or continual
sources of income from employment. The scholarships are
normally advertised in November each year. Students wishing
to apply for the scholarship should contact the Centre for
Research and Postgraduate for the application forms and
information.
Apart from paying students’ tuition fees and accommodation,
the scholarship also provides students with some stipends
and a small grant for research, which are administered by
the University’s Bursary. However, students sponsored
under this scholarship are not provided with meals. |
For
further
information |
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Internet: http://www.upng.ac.pg/smhs_mph.html |
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| Last
update |
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30/06/2007 |
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