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Does anyone know anything about pursuing a MPH? Are Canadian grad schools strong in that area? Majority of the info I can find are about the states :S
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My mom has a Master's in Epidemiology from Ottawa. It's at the very least closely related to public health, and possibly the same thing. I got a number of hits for Canadian schools on the first page of a search for Epidemiology - Saskatchewan, Western, McGill, Ottawa, McMaster, Queen's; there's undoubtedly others if I looked further.
 
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tmhlee wrote:Does anyone know anything about pursuing a MPH?
Are Canadian grad schools strong in that area?
Majority of the info I can find are about the states :S e Hi! I'm actually wanting to pursue public health/ health policy in the future! From what i've researched Waterloo has a Master in Public Health, as well as PhD. There's York which has a Master in Emergency Disaster Management. I hope that was of some aid!
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thanks  Yep I found some schools and I guess MPH is under a bunch of different names. ie Masters in Epidemiology, Health administration, etc http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/php-psp/master_of_php_e.htmlhas a list
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UBC has a good MPH program too.
BAH '08 (Queen's) MA'11 (Queen's)
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Oo WOW! that's awsome. that will really help me;) thanks.
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