McGill University, Montreal, Quebec - Courses & Fees

Montreal, QuebecUniversity Public College

McGill’s MScPH puts the science into public health.
McGill MScPH students come from a variety of academic backgrounds including the basic sciences, health sciences, engineering as well as social sciences, such as sociology and economics
This program train population and public health researchers, educators and practitioners who excel and lead in their chosen career path.
Students may choose from among five streams of study, including: Epidemiology, Global Health, Health Policy & Ethics, Infectious Disease and Population Dynamics.
McGill’s MScPH students are required to complete a practicum in the summer following their first year of studies (May-August).
You will contribute to an organization's mandate, and address a public health problem of interest to you.
You will also develop skills as public health practitioner or researcher.
Practicums are available provincially, nationally, and internationally.

Important Dates

Event	End Date
Application Deadline For Winter Intake	Aug 1, 2023
Application Deadline For Summer Intake	Oct 1, 2023
Application Deadline For Fall Intake	Jan 15, 2024

A Bachelor's degree in a related area: Basic sciences, health sciences, engineering, social sciences (such as sociology, economics, political science), and the health professions.
The admissions committee will look for proof of quantitative proficiency, grades B+ or above in at least two undergraduate-level courses in differential or integral calculus, or in other university level mathematics or statistics courses
A cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3.0/4.0, or minimum 3.2/4.0 over the last two years of study: GPA calculations are done by the university
Proof of English language proficiency (TOEFL or IELTS)
For international health professionals, and other applicants without significant quantitative training on their transcript, GRE results with a strong result (160+) in the Quantitative score, may strengthen your application.

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Minimum gpa

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Followings are the required documents:

Official Transcripts: Students need to submit a copy of their original transcripts. Each transcript must include a key or legend.
Statement of Interest: Statement of interest is one of the few ways to describe that faculty have to understand the student's motivation, the seriousness of purpose, and their level of commitment to the discipline and (of one to two pages), explaining your motivation for applying to the School, area(s) of specific interest, and longer-term career goals.
Two Reference Letter: Students will choose letter writers that will be able to comment on their academic record as well as other experiences or relevant skill sets.
CV/Resume: including a summary of your academic background, professional experience, and other relevant activities (e.g., community involvement, volunteer work, etc.).
Academic documents.
English Language Requirement Scores like TOEFL, IELTS, etc.

Public Health graduates become educators, researchers, communicators, or program designers. There are opportunities in the private sector, in research, and all levels of the public sector, as well as with NGOs
Graduates have gone on to study and work in academics or private and public organizations, both in Canada and internationally. They have continued to advanced PhD and clinical studies studies or work as research coordinators and public health practitioners.

Name	Amount	International Students Eligible	Application Deadline
Sandhya and Swati Sharma MBA Leadership Award	₹480332.2	Yes	Mar 15, 2023
Ellis R. Ott Scholarship for Applied Statistics and Quality Management	Variable	Yes	Apr 1, 2023
JN Tata Endowment Scholarship	Variable	Yes	Mar 7, 2023
QS Scholarship for Academic Excellence	₹614000	Yes	Apr 30, 2023