How to Apply – Master of Public Health

The University has not engaged any external agencies to undertake graduate student recruitment on its behalf. Candidates interested in our graduate programmes are advised to apply directly to the University and not through any agents. Candidates who apply through agents will not have any added advantage in gaining admission and the University reserves the right to reject such applications without providing a reason.

Before application

Please note the following information and instructions:

  1. Please read the MPH Online Application Info Booklet for 2027 carefully before proceeding to apply here.
  2. All new students are required to attend Registration Day and SPH5001 Foundations of Public Health. Please ensure that your calendar is blocked from 26 to 30 July 2027. Attendance is compulsory for successful candidates admitting in Academic Year 2027/2028. Absentees are automatically deferred to the following year, without exceptions.
  3. All applicants are required to complete a numeracy test between 05 and 07 January 2027. The online test details will be provided after the application has closed, by 31 December 2026.
  4. For applicants interested in SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID, please visit here for more information on the available types of financial aid we offer.

After completing the online application

An official transcript of academic records is required from each university you have attended/are attending. The transcript must be submitted directly to the Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health from your university Registrar.

Please present the TRANSCRIPT REQUEST FORM to your university Registrar.

Applicants whose university is unable to provide an original transcript, may submit their transcript to World Education Service for verification. Please check their website here for the application process.

Applications for the August 2027 intake are now OPEN from 1 August to 1 November 2026.

All supporting documents must be submitted by 15 November 2026.

If you have questions, please check the Frequently Asked Questions here or submit your enquiries via our webform.

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