Sciences de la Santé Publique

Exploring the determinants of health problems and their impact at population level has become an absolute priority. The complete overhaul of the Master's program in Public Health Sciences provides targeted answers to these crucial questions.

This program comprises 120 credits spread over two years. Courses are taught over 2.5 days a week.

This Master's degree is open to a wide range of profiles, detailed on this page (subject to updating), and subject to a complementary program of 6 to 30 credits depending on previous academic career and professional experience. These complementary courses are held on 1/2 day per week. The student concerned by this complementary program will follow all his or her courses over a maximum of 3 days per week.

Professionally active people (not employed as students) can benefit from:

• a reduction in their course load.
• educational leave paid by SPF Emploi, subject to certain conditions.

The advantages of the new program

A webinar was broadcast atsoirée master in March 2024. A replay is available on this page.