Admission Requirements for Masters of Public Health (MPH):

• SSC
• HSC/Diploma
• Graduated from Public Health or Health Science, Population Science, Microbiology, Medical Science (MBBS/BDS) or Nursing Faculty can apply for 1 year MPH Program (52 Credit).
• Other graduates are eligible for 1.5  years MPH Program (70 Credit) or 2 years MPH Program (80 Credit).

Required Documents for Admission:

• 3 set photocopy of SSC Certificate and Transcript
• 3 set photocopy of HSC/Diploma Certificate and Transcript
• 3 set photocopy of Graduation Certificate and Transcript
• 5 copy Passport Size Photo
• 3 copy Stamp Size Photo

Commencement of the Program: 

Each new Program will commence Summer, and Spring semester every year.

Eligibility for Admission:

• Graduated from Public Health or Health Science, Population Science, Microbiology, Medical Science (MBBS/BDS) or Nursing Faculty can apply for 1 year MPH Program (52 Credit).
• Other graduates are eligible for 1.5  years MPH Program (70 Credit) or 2 years MPH Program (80 Credit).
• Foreign students with equivalent qualification are eligible.
• Equivalence will be decided by a Committee called ‘Equivalence Committee’ formed by the Academic Committee of FCUB.

Number of Seats : 

40 (forty)

Definition of Credit:

• 1 theory credit =20 hours (lecture/tutorial)
• 1 practical credit =25 hours of (Lab. work/assignment /field practices/project report and others as decided by the competent authority)

Medium of instruction: 

English

Methods of teaching/learning: 

Class Lecture, Small group work using modern multimedia tool, Tutorials, Practical, Group discussion, Group or individual presentation/seminar, Assignment/ individual work, community visit, Internship.

Course Dispensing System: 

Number of Courses covering 18-24 credits will be dispensed in each semester.

Examination and Evaluation System: 

Examination and evaluation will be Course based. For each Course a continuous evaluation (termed as ‘Formative Assessment’) will be carried out by the Course-In- Charge through class performance, in-course assignments or any other process as per her/his decision. At the end of each Course an ‘End-Course Assessment’ will be made through an examination process conducted by two Examiners, one Internal and one External. In case of difference of more than 20% marks between the two examiners there will be a third examiner. Marks of nearest two examiners will be averaged out as final marks. Final result of the Course will be computed from the results of the two examinations (Formative Assessment and End-Course Examination).

The Course-In-Charge will be the Internal Examiner for the respective Course and the External Examiner will be appointed by the Dean of the Public Health Faculty chosen from within a Panel approved by the Academic Council following a recommendation of the respective Faculty based on a proposal by the Academic Committee of the Departments.

Type of Tests: 

Formative Assessment

End-Course Assessment: 

Written Tests, Oral, Practical including Assignment, Seminar Presentation, Project Report, Field Practice[Written tests for End-Course Examination will consist of MCQ/Short/Long type of questions].

Marks allocation in %:

• Written Examination 50%
• Oral 15%
• Class attendance 5%
• Assignment 5%
• Practical 25% (Lab./Assignment/Field Practices/Project Report-20% + Formative Assessment-5%),

Course Fees:

**Admission form 500/-