u/LucasEl

Hi everybody!

I want to get an MPH, and I am very interested in the Europubhealth+ program. I just heard a few days ago that I've been accepted as a self-funded student. Obviously there is the question about whether it's really worth it to spend considerably more than I would at a normal public university on the European mainland. But I've also been wondering in general about the prestige and general quality of the Europubhealth-program. Is it really all that? I guess one obvious upside is the higher potential for networking in an international master's program.

My other option would be a somewhat less glamorous but probably just as fine research master's in Interdisciplinary Health Dynamics at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands.

If anyone has any experience with either one of these programs, and their subsequent career opportunities, I'd be interested to listen!

Thanks!

Hi everybody!

I want to get an MPH, and I am very interested in the Europubhealth+ program. I just heard a few days ago that I've been accepted as a self-funded student. Obviously there is the question about whether it's really worth it to spend considerably more than I would at a normal public university on the European mainland. But I've also been wondering in general about the prestige and general quality of the Europubhealth-program. Is it really all that? I guess one obvious upside is the higher potential for networking in an international master's program.

My other option would be a somewhat less glamorous but probably just as fine research master's at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands.

If anyone has any experience with either one of these programs, and their subsequent career opportunities, I'd be interested to listen!

Thanks!

Hi everybody!

I want to get an MPH, and I am very interested in the Europubhealth+ program. I just heard a few days ago that I've been accepted as a self-funded student. Obviously there is the question about whether it's really worth it to spend considerably more than I would at a normal public university on the European mainland. But I've also been wondering in general about the prestige and general quality of the Europubhealth-program. Is it really all that? I guess one obvious upside is the higher potential for networking in an international master's program.

My other option would be a somewhat less glamorous but probably just as fine research master's at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands.

If anyone has any experience with either one of these programs, and their subsequent career opportunities, I'd be interested to listen!

Thanks!