The Population Health program focuses on who is healthy, who is not, and why, and addresses upstream drivers of health (inequality, social and commercial determinants, environment, policy).
The Population Health program provides the orientation regarding how the health of a population can be improved by changing systems—healthcare, living places, education, labor, and governance—to reduce gaps across groups.
The Population Health program is ideal for candidates who want to equip themselves for program management, research, and policy advocacy in population, health, and development.
The Population Health program is important because the health of a population is one of the fundamental pillars of the demographic dividend.
The Population Health program adopted a multi-sectoral lens in its study of health problems.
The Population Health program fills the gap that public health cannot cover alone.
The Population Health program helps graduates learn how to translate evidence into policy and action.
The Population Health programs prepare the graduates ready to lead across systems—locally and globally.
