Industry engagement and strategic partnerships constitute one of the fundamental pillars of the Master of Science in Public Health and Management programme. The programme has been developed through close collaboration with public institutions, international organisations, the private sector, and other key stakeholders within the healthcare system, ensuring that its academic content reflects real labour market needs.
UBT has established sustainable partnerships with healthcare institutions, hospitals, primary healthcare centres, non-governmental organisations, public health institutes, and international organisations such as the World Health Organization, United Nations Children’s Fund, United Nations Development Programme, and United States Agency for International Development. These collaborations create numerous opportunities for professional practice, research projects, and knowledge exchange.
Through these partnerships, students are able to participate in practical activities, analyse real-life cases, and gain direct experience in professional environments. This contributes significantly to the development of practical competencies and creates important links between education and employment.
The programme continuously collaborates with experts and professionals from the sector who contribute to lectures, seminars, and other academic activities. This ensures that students are exposed to best practices and the latest developments in public health and healthcare management.