Master of Public Health (Course based)

The School of Public Health provides a thriving academic environment that embraces diversity. We encourage individuals from all minority groups to apply and self-identify.

The M.P.H. program starts in mid-August with a compulsory orientation. This is followed by the two-week intensive Foundations for Public Health (PUBH 804) class, which runs all day, Monday to Friday. Foundations for Public Health is a required course.

The M.P.H. Program at the University of Saskatchewan is a highly competitive program with up to 500 applicants for approximately 40 spots (30 on-campus and 10 distance). While a minimum cumulative weighted average of 70% for the last two years of study is the minimum admission average required by the College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies, the M.P.H. program is highly competitive, and meeting minimum admission criteria does not guarantee admission to the program. In recent admission cycles, successful applicants have had a minimum converted GPA of at least 80% over the last two years of study.

Only application packages that are complete will be considered for review. We encourage students to complete their application packages as soon as possible. It is the applicant?s responsibility to ensure that his/her application is complete, keeping in mind that a complete application package includes all reference letters. It is the applicant?s responsibility to follow up with referees to ensure that the letters are completed and uploaded prior to any deadline.

The M.P.H. program requires a high degree of numeracy, and it is recommended that applicants have successfully completed math or stats courses at the 300 or 400 undergraduate level. During the Foundations course (PUBH 804) in the first two weeks you will be required to pass a statistics review.

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