Background of School of Public Health
The School of Public Health (SPH) is one of the schools under Saint Paul’s Hospital Millennium
Medical College (SPHMMC). SPH is one of the nation’s schools of public health, with a good
track record of outstanding research, teaching, and community service excellence and impact in a
short period of time.
Currently, the school runs five master of public health training programs and one PhD program;
these include a Master of Public Health in Field Epidemiology, general, Nutrition,
Epidemiology, and health communication and promotion training program and a Ph.D. program
in public health. Over 300 students per different discipline have graduated from the school, and
more than 350 students are currently enrolled.
For our former students: Your thoughts and suggestions are really helpful. Any comments
regarding the general or specific activities are much appreciated by the teaching staff. Our
alumni’s continued involvement enriches the college in general and our school performance in
particular.

For those who are new: In the 21st century, when the world faces a longer-term problem in the
public health workforce that is truly effective, there is no greater opportunity, responsibility, or
commitment given to an individual than working as a public health professional. I promise that
through our academic teaching programs combined with practical experience, research, and
community service, SPHMMC School of Public Health will give you the knowledge and abilities
you need to thrive in the rapidly changing global environment.

To find out more about our School of Public Health, our highly qualified professors, our research
activities, and our competitive degree programs, we encourage you to browse our website. If you
would like to visit the office or if you have any additional questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch
with us directly.