Advance Scientific Knowledge.
Transform Evidence Into Impact.
The MEHIT Master of Science prepares graduates to
investigate complex health and scientific challenges
through advanced knowledge, analytical thinking,
research and applied professional practice.
A Graduate Programme Built Around Scientific Inquiry
and Professional Relevance.
MSc / 01
The Master of Science pathway at MEHIT develops professionals
who can investigate complex questions, interpret evidence and
apply scientific knowledge to real health, institutional and
community challenges.
Through advanced study, research and applied professional practice,
students strengthen their ability to analyse information critically,
make informed decisions and contribute responsible solutions within
their fields.
Scientific knowledge creates greater value when it is transformed
into evidence, decisions and practical impact.
Advanced Scientific Understanding
Build deeper knowledge of scientific principles, specialised concepts
and contemporary developments relevant to your chosen field.
Research Competence
Learn to formulate research questions, review evidence, select
appropriate methods and conduct disciplined scientific investigations.
Analytical Reasoning
Develop the ability to examine complex information, identify meaningful
relationships and interpret scientific findings with precision.
Evidence-Based Decision-Making
Use reliable evidence to support professional judgement, programme
planning and responsible institutional decisions.
Professional Problem-Solving
Apply scientific reasoning to practical challenges affecting
organisations, health systems, laboratories and communities.
Responsible Innovation
Create and evaluate new approaches while considering scientific integrity,
ethics, sustainability and professional responsibility.
Who the MSc Is For
Designed for Professionals Ready to Deepen Their
Scientific Expertise.
The Master of Science is designed for professionals
and graduates who want to move beyond foundational
knowledge and develop stronger scientific, analytical
and research capability.
Professional Direction
Advanced knowledge for people responsible for
decisions, research, practice and institutional
progress.
01
Health Professionals
Professionals seeking deeper scientific
understanding to strengthen practice and improve
responses to complex health challenges.
02
Laboratory and Clinical Professionals
Practitioners ready to advance their diagnostic,
analytical and research competence within
clinical and laboratory environments.
03
Public Health Practitioners
Professionals working across prevention,
community health, health policy, systems and
programme implementation.
04
Researchers
Emerging and practising researchers seeking
stronger investigation, analysis and scientific
communication capability.
05
Programme Managers
Professionals responsible for designing,
implementing and evaluating health, research
or community programmes.
06
Graduates Seeking Advanced Training
Bachelor’s degree holders ready to progress
into specialised scientific and professional
study.
07
Professionals Preparing for Leadership or
Doctoral Study
Individuals building the research discipline,
analytical confidence and academic foundation
required for advanced leadership or doctoral
progression.
MSc Specialisations
Choose the Scientific Pathway That Matches Your
Professional Ambition.
Each MSc specialisation combines advanced scientific
knowledge, applied professional development and research
focused on contemporary health and biomedical challenges.
01PH
Population Health
MSc in Public Health
Develop the knowledge and analytical capacity
required to understand population health
challenges, design interventions and support
stronger health systems.
Key Strengths
Epidemiology
Health Policy
Disease Prevention
Community Health
Health Programme Management
Public Health Research
02AR
Advanced Clinical Practice
MSc in Anaesthesia and Resuscitation Sciences
Advance professional competence in anaesthesia,
perioperative care, emergency response and
resuscitation sciences.
Key Strengths
Anaesthesia Practice
Patient Monitoring
Perioperative Care
Emergency Response
Resuscitation Sciences
Clinical Safety
03GH
International Health
MSc in Global Health
Examine health challenges that cross national and
regional boundaries through policy, research,
collaboration and international health systems.
Key Strengths
Global Disease Burden
International Health Policy
Health Systems
Humanitarian Health
Global Health Research
Cross-Border Collaboration
04CB
Biomedical Analysis
MSc in Clinical Biology
Develop advanced competence in laboratory
investigation, clinical analysis and the
scientific interpretation of biological evidence.
Key Strengths
Clinical Laboratory Science
Diagnostic Analysis
Molecular and Cellular Biology
Laboratory Quality
Biomedical Research
Clinical Interpretation
Academic Structure
A Two-Year Journey From Advanced Knowledge to
Independent Research.
The MSc progresses from advanced scientific foundations
to specialised study, applied professional development
and independent research.
01
Year One
Advanced Scientific Foundation
Establish the scientific, analytical and research
competence required for advanced graduate study.
Academic Focus
01Core Scientific Modules
02Research Methodology
03Analytical Methods
04Professional Seminars
05Specialisation Modules
Progression
02
Year Two
Applied Research and Professional Development
Apply advanced knowledge through specialised study,
professional practice and an independent research
project.
Academic Focus
01Advanced Specialisation Modules
02Research Project
03Professional Practice
04Dissertation Preparation
05Presentation or Defence
What You Will Develop
Graduate With the Capacity to Investigate,
Analyse and Act.
The MSc develops the intellectual discipline,
research competence and professional confidence
required to move from complex questions to
evidence-based action.
01
Formulate Relevant Scientific Questions
Identify meaningful scientific and professional
problems and translate them into focused,
researchable questions.
02
Interpret Complex Evidence
Examine scientific literature, professional
information and research findings with accuracy,
judgement and intellectual discipline.
03
Design and Conduct Research
Select appropriate research methods, collect
reliable evidence and conduct structured
investigations with scientific integrity.
04
Analyse Scientific and Professional Data
Organise, examine and interpret data to identify
patterns, relationships and findings that support
stronger conclusions.
05
Apply Knowledge to Health and Institutional
Challenges
Use scientific understanding to respond to
practical challenges affecting health systems,
organisations, laboratories and communities.
06
Communicate Findings Clearly
Present scientific ideas, research findings and
professional recommendations through clear
written, visual and oral communication.
07
Make Evidence-Based Decisions
Use credible evidence, professional judgement and
ethical reasoning to support responsible decisions.
08
Contribute to Innovation and Improved Practice
Develop, evaluate and communicate solutions that
improve professional practice, institutional
performance and community outcomes.
Research and Applied Innovation
Research That Responds to Real Health and
Scientific Challenges.
MSc students progress from identifying relevant scientific
questions to producing structured research that can inform
professional practice, health systems, institutions and
communities.
MSc
Current Research Focus
01
Research Design
From Question to Contribution
Research at MSc level is not treated as an isolated
academic exercise. It is developed as a disciplined
process for investigating real problems, producing
credible evidence and contributing practical knowledge.
01
Research Design
Define relevant scientific questions, establish
clear objectives and select an appropriate
framework for investigation.
02
Data Collection
Gather reliable qualitative, quantitative,
laboratory, clinical or community-based evidence
using appropriate methods.
03
Scientific Analysis
Examine evidence systematically, identify
meaningful relationships and interpret findings
with scientific precision.
04
Applied Investigation
Connect scientific inquiry to practical
conditions within health services, laboratories,
institutions and professional environments.
05
Professional Problem-Solving
Translate evidence into recommendations,
interventions and responsible responses to
complex professional challenges.
06
Community Relevance
Consider how scientific research can respond
to population needs, improve services and create
meaningful public value.
07
Publication Preparation
Structure research findings for academic
writing, institutional dissemination and
possible publication.
08
Conference Participation
Develop the confidence to present research,
discuss findings and participate in wider
scientific and professional conversations.
Industry and Academic Faculty
Learn From Researchers, Specialists and
Experienced Practitioners.
The MSc learning experience is guided by a faculty ecosystem that
combines academic depth, scientific rigour and professional
relevance. Students learn from people who do more than teach —
they investigate, analyse, practise and contribute to real health
and scientific progress.
01
Scientific Researchers
Faculty members with strong research experience who help
students build methodological rigour, critical inquiry and
evidence-based thinking.
02
Public Health Professionals
Experienced professionals who connect classroom learning
to population health challenges, health systems and
programme realities.
03
Clinical Specialists
Specialists who bring advanced professional judgement,
current practice and real clinical insight into graduate
learning.
04
Laboratory Professionals
Experts with technical and diagnostic experience who help
students understand scientific procedures, analysis and
laboratory standards.
05
Certified Practitioners
Qualified professionals whose teaching reflects current
standards, applied expertise and the realities of
professional practice.
06
Consultants
Practitioners with cross-sector experience who bring
strategic, operational and policy perspectives into the
learning environment.
07
Research Supervisors
Academic mentors who guide students in structuring
proposals, strengthening analysis and developing
meaningful research outputs.
Digital and Flexible Learning
Continue Your Graduate Education Wherever
Your Career Takes You.
MEHIT’s digital graduate learning environment supports
professionals who need academic continuity, structured
access and reliable institutional services beyond the
physical classroom.
Connected Graduate Learning
01
Digital Access / 01
Online Learning Platform
Access structured graduate learning activities,
academic communication and programme resources through
a dedicated online environment.
Career and Professional Outcomes
Prepare for Advanced Responsibility Across Health,
Research and Science.
Career direction depends on the student’s chosen
specialisation, professional background and level of
experience. Each pathway develops advanced competence for
health, research, laboratory and programme environments.
Select a Specialisation
Career Direction / 01
Public Health
PH
Prepare for roles connected to population health,
disease prevention, programme coordination, policy
support and public health research.
01Public Health Officer
02Health Programme Coordinator
03
Epidemiology Support Professional
04Community Health Specialist
05Health Policy Assistant
06Public Health Researcher
Career Direction / 02
Anaesthesia and Resuscitation Sciences
AR
Advance toward clinical, perioperative, emergency,
training and service coordination responsibilities
within appropriate professional settings.
01
Advanced Anaesthesia Practitioner
02Perioperative Care Specialist
03
Resuscitation and Emergency Care Professional
04Clinical Training Professional
05Anaesthesia Service Coordinator
Career Direction / 03
Global Health
GH
Develop a pathway toward international health
programmes, humanitarian work, health systems research
and development-focused professional roles.
01Global Health Programme Officer
02
International Health Project Coordinator
03Humanitarian Health Professional
04Health Systems Researcher
05
International Development Specialist
Career Direction / 04
Clinical Biology
CB
Prepare for advanced laboratory, diagnostic, quality
management and biomedical or clinical research
responsibilities.
01Clinical Biology Specialist
02Laboratory Manager
03Biomedical Researcher
04
Diagnostic Laboratory Professional
05Laboratory Quality Coordinator
06Clinical Research Professional
Admission Requirements
What You Need to Apply.
Admission to the MSc is based on academic preparation,
relevance of previous training and readiness for advanced
scientific and professional study.
Academic Eligibility
A recognised undergraduate qualification aligned with
your chosen scientific pathway.
Applicants should normally hold a Bachelor’s degree,
Licence or equivalent Bac+3 qualification from a
recognised institution.
01
A relevant academic background connected to the
selected MSc specialisation.
02
Evidence of the academic and professional
preparation required for graduate-level study.
03
Professional registration, certification or work
experience may be requested for clinical,
laboratory or regulated pathways.
Application Dossier
Applicants should prepare clear and verifiable
academic, personal and professional documents.
01
Bachelor’s Degree or Equivalent
A certified copy of a relevant Bachelor’s
degree, Licence or recognised equivalent
qualification.
02
Academic Transcripts
Official or certified transcripts showing
previous courses, grades and completed
qualifications.
03
Completed Application Form
A fully completed graduate application form
containing accurate academic and personal
information.
04
Identification Documents
A valid national identity card, passport or
other officially accepted identification
document.
05
Curriculum Vitae
A current CV presenting academic training,
professional experience, responsibilities and
relevant competencies.
06
Statement of Academic Interest
A concise motivation statement explaining the
applicant’s chosen pathway, professional goals
and reasons for pursuing the MSc.
07
Programme-Specific Professional Documents
Professional certificates, licences,
registration documents or evidence of relevant
work experience may be required.
08
English-Language Proficiency
Proof of English proficiency may be requested
where the applicant’s previous education was
not completed in English.
09
Admissions Interview
Shortlisted applicants may be invited to an
interview with the Graduate Admissions
Committee.
Programme Information
MSc / 11
Essential Information at a Glance.
Review the principal academic, delivery and institutional
details of the Master of Science programme before beginning
your application.
Master of Science
A two-year graduate qualification combining advanced
scientific study, professional development and independent
research.
Find essential information about specialisations,
programme duration, online study, research, eligibility
and academic verification.
The MSc currently includes four scientific
pathways: Public Health, Anaesthesia and
Resuscitation Sciences, Global Health and
Clinical Biology.
The MSc is structured as a two-year graduate
programme. Year One focuses on advanced
scientific foundations, while Year Two
develops specialised practice and independent
research.
The programme provides online learning access,
digital course materials, academic support and
student services. The availability of fully
online delivery may depend on the selected
specialisation and practical requirements.
Professional experience is not necessarily
required for every applicant. However,
relevant practice, certification, registration
or clinical exposure may be required for
professional and regulated pathways.
Yes. Research is a central part of the MSc.
Students develop competence in research
design, data collection, scientific analysis
and academic writing before completing a
dissertation or applied research project.
International applicants may apply, subject to
the recognition and verification of their
academic qualifications. Additional identity,
equivalence or language documents may be
requested during admission.
Yes. MEHIT academic credentials can be
verified through the institution’s Academic
Verification Portal, subject to the record
being available within the verification
system.
Applicants should normally hold a recognised
Bachelor’s degree, Licence or equivalent Bac+3
qualification in a field relevant to the
selected MSc specialisation.
Programme-specific requirements may apply.
Applicants should contact Graduate Admissions
for confirmation before submission.
Your Graduate Journey
MSc / Apply
Advance Your Scientific Expertise
With MEHIT.
Strengthen your research capacity.
Build advanced professional competence.
Contribute solutions that improve institutions
and communities.
