The Hebrew University-Hadassah Braun School of Public Health and Community Medicine is proud of its overseas students who since 1970 have made the International Master of Public Health (IMPH) Program a most rewarding and successful venture. Over 1000 students from over 100 countries across the globe have participated in this unique experience.
Our program welcomes students from all over the world, and offers Scholarships to Students from Lower income countries.
The IMPH student body comprises physicians, nurses, other health professionals, economists, social scientists and those interested in public health from other disciplines. Our students' wide range of cultural backgrounds and work experiences coupled with our demanding curriculum create an environment which is at once scientifically challenging and culturally stimulating.
Many of our graduates return home at the completion of their training to occupy leadership positions in the health care systems of their communities and countries in local and international NGO's.
Personal contacts with our alumni and news of their impressive contributions to the health of their countries and beyond is a continuing source of pride and pleasure.
Israel's Agency for International Development Cooperation (MASHAV) has been a vital element in the establishment and continuation of this unique program.
A limited number of scholarships are awarded annually for selected candidates from lower-income regions and countries in transition.
Israel is known to be a welcoming society, and alongside your academic activities, we will be happy to show you many of the treasures of Israel and its capital city, Jerusalem.
Surrounded by terraced slopes and pine-forested hills west of central Jerusalem, our campus lies next to the quiet, picturesque village of Ein Kerem. Students can wander along flower-lined paths, interspersed with vines and olive trees and watch artists at work. Quaint shops, restaurants and galleries dot the landscape. On campus, one of the first sights to greet newcomers is the magnificent set of stained glass windows created by Marc Chagall.
Join us and become part of our world-wide family devoted to the advancement of public health practices, research, and teaching
