Master Programme in Public Health Science, 60 credits
Syllabus:
Magisterprogrammet i folkhälsovetenskap, 60 hp
Master Programme in Public Health Science, 60 credits
General data
- Code: VFOGA
- Cycle: Second cycle
- Ref no: MIUN 2018/1948
- Credits: 60
- Answerable faculty: Faculty of Human Sciences
- Answerable department: Health Sciences
- Date of change: 2023-06-28
- Version valid from: 2024-08-15
Entry requirements
Basic prerequisites
Completed Degree of Bachelor of at least 180 credits, including thesis work of at least 15 credits or an equivalent foreign qualification, in one of the main subject areas of public health science, nursing or rehabilitation science, or within some other main subject area within health science or social science; or, alternatively, a degree in teaching of at least 180 credits, including thesis work of at least 15 credits within one of these main subject areas.
Selection rules and procedures
The selection process is in accordance with the Higher Education Ordinance and the local order of admission.
Programme with restricted admissions
Specific prerequisites for courses within the programme are stated in each course’s syllabus.
Teaching and examination
The form of teaching is specified in each course syllabus. The form of examination is specified in each course syllabus.
Title of qualification
Degree of Master of Arts/Science (60 credits)
Magisterexamen med huvudområdet folkhälsovetenskap
translated into
Degree of Master of Science (60 credits) with a major in Public Health Science
Other information
This education programme was approved by the Dean on 26/11/2018 (dnr MIUN 2018/1948).
Evaluation of the courses in the programme and the programme as a whole is in accordance with the rules and regulations for course evaluation established by Mid Sweden University.
Student influence in the programme is guaranteed according to the Swedish Higher Education Ordinance and local rules and regulations at Mid Sweden University.
During the study period, courses and course names, content, credit allocation and schedules may be subject to change.