Master in Global Health

The Global Health program at the University of Auckland is designed for those who aspire to make a significant impact on health systems worldwide. This master's program, lasting one year, equips students with essential healthcare knowledge and management skills. Ideal for individuals passionate about addressing global health challenges, this program offers a unique perspective on health governance and resource management.

Students in the Global Health program will delve into critical topics such as the global burden of disease, health and human rights, and international health systems. The curriculum emphasizes practical learning, with opportunities to engage in research activities and collaborate with experienced researchers. This hands-on approach prepares students to tackle the complexities of health and development in a rapidly changing world.

Graduates of the Global Health program can pursue various roles, including health policy analyst, program manager for NGOs, and public health consultant. They often find employment with governments, intergovernmental agencies, and philanthropic organizations. The skills acquired in this program are transferable across multiple sectors, making graduates well-equipped for diverse career pathways in health and development.