As the first School of Public Health in Israel, the Hebrew University-Hadassah Braun School of Public Health and Community Medicine has 60 years of experience in training public health professionals from Israel and from more than 100 countries across the globe. Our MPH degree has been awarded to over 1200 graduates from low, medium and high-income countries since 1970.
The IMPH program welcomes students from across the globe who are either currently engaged in public health or planning to pursue careers in the field. The diverse student body typically includes physicians, nurses, other health professionals, economists, social scientists, and graduates from a wide range of disciplines with an interest in public health. This diversity of cultural backgrounds and professional experiences, combined with a rigorous curriculum and a unique academic setting, creates an environment that is both scientifically challenging and culturally enriching.
Upon completion of their training, IMPH graduates return to their home countries to advance their careers, frequently assuming leadership roles in government, academia, and humanitarian organizations. Through these roles, alumni contribute to improving global health at the community, country, and regional levels.
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