Who are encouraged to apply in the program?

The Master of International Health (MIH) program is designed for medical and other professionals working in the field of health and development like nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, allied medical professions, social work and related fields. It also seeks prospective students who are intended for both entering and mid-career health professional who are looking for graduate-level education and training that will prepare them for supervisory work in government health departments, local and international non-government organizations engaged in health and development work. 

It is particularly relevant to those who would like to pursue an academic career in international health, and students with international and cross-cultural interests may apply their knowledge in an appropriate area of international health studies, while also developing a particular area of expertise. 

The admission to the Master of International Health (MIH) is through the Diploma in International Health (DIH) program. A student who has completed the unit requirements (24 units) for the Diploma program may opt to proceed to the Master's Program by taking up additional 12 units (one core course, one major course, and six units of thesis) upon complying with the admission requirements for MIH and passing the Qualifying Exam. 

For more related information, you may kindly visit the FMDS MIH microsite.