In the news Professor Syed Masud Ahmed ranks #2 among Bangladeshi top Scientists in the area of Social Sciences and Humanities Admission for international Master of Public Health at BRAC JPGSPH is on-going Admission going on in 3-year Diploma in Midwifery Programme (DMP) স্বাধীনতার পঞ্চাশ বছর: বাংলাদেশের স্বাস্থ্য খাতের বিকাশBangladesh Health Watch (BHW) Published a book on the progress of the country’s health sector in the last 50 years BRAC JPGSPH Dean Dr Sabina Faiz Rashid now a Visiting Scientist & Andelot Fellow at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Associate Dean Professor Malabika Sarker invited to the Climate Change and Pandemics Symposium on the 60th Jubilee of Heidelberg Institute of Global Health BRAC JPGSPH shares research findings of Youth with Disabilities project in the presence of State Minister for Social Welfare Seminar on ‘Population Health Informatics Hub in Bangladesh’ with City University of New York (CUNY) Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy This year, 7 of our researchers are starting their PhD journey |
Education
| Creating leaders for the 21st century
Master of Public Health (MPH) Programme
The Master of Public Health (MPH) Programme at BRAC JPGSPH is a one-year full-time international programme that offers transformative public health learning to develop next-generation public health leaders for 21st century public health challenges. The locus of the MPH programme is its experiential community immersive teaching through rigorous urban and rural fieldwork.
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Graduates from 34 Countries Since 2005
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Experiential Urban and Rural Field Sites in 13 Districts including sites of BRAC, GoB, Damien Foundation, and Wateraid
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International Visiting Faculty
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National Faculty and Practitioners
The 18th cohort with 32 national and international students from 10 countries around the world is currently completing their MPH programme. To facilitate learning in the post COVID-19 era, in May the School launched a blended teaching and learning platform by adopting advanced technological infrastructure for the MPH programme. The main goal is to strengthen both offline and online communication between faculty and students. To make the classroom more interactive and engaging, the School ensured strong video communication between faculty, students and the course teaching team through cutting-edge video and audio recording and broadcasting system.
Words from our faculty
“The MPH program at BRAC JPGPSH offers the unique opportunity to learn ‘real-world-‘ public health from a diverse group of students and academics who have all demonstrated leadership roles within the health sector in their own countries and globally”.
Dr Nusrat Homaira
MBBS, MPH, PhD
Senior Lecturer and NHMRC Early Career Fellow, School of Clinical Medicine, UNSW Medicine & Health, Randwick Clinical Campus, Discipline of Paediatrics and Child Health
Respiratory Researcher, Sydney Children’s Hospital
Adjunct Faculty, BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health.
“The BRAC JPGSPH MPH provides the foundational skills for a productive career in public health. It is a remarkably diverse and engaged learning community.”
DR STEPHEN P LUBY
Professor of Medicine (Infectious Diseases), Associate Dean for Global Health Research, Stanford University, USA and Adjunct Faculty, BRAC JPGSPH
Meet our global MPH alumni network
"It is impressive how BRAC JPGSPH quickly adapted to the online delivery of its MPH programme in the pandemic, managing students and faculties of different time zones, all striving towards one goal: get as close as possible to the experiential learning that makes the programme so unique, even if it is online."
Rifat-Ues-Sayeed
11th Batch
Reproductive Health Commodity Security Consultant, UNFPA
"BRAC JPG has a community based learning so all that we got from the field was the best experience in my life. We went to different districts of Bangladesh and got lots of field experience. Those visits were much needed for me to know about life and my research."
Pramilla Shresta
14th Batch
Technical Officer, WHO
About our scholarships
Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR) Scholarships
For applicants based on academic merit and public health experience in neglected tropical disease from low-and-middle income countries in WHO Southeast Asia and Western Pacific Regions.
Sir Fazle Hasan Abed Scholarships
For national applicants only.
Amena Azfar & Hurmatunnessa Rob Scholarship
For meritorious and socio-economically disadvantaged national female applicants only.
