Community and Public Health
Postgraduate · 1 year · 1280 Main Street West, Hamilton
$22,000
Annual Fee (CAD)
₹13.6L/yr
Fee in INR
6.5+
IELTS Minimum
1 year
Duration
Course Overview
Qualification
Masters
Duration
1 year full-time
Campus
1280 Main Street West, Hamilton
Intakes
September
Annual Tuition (CAD)
$22,000
Annual Tuition (USD)
$16,280
Living Cost (CAD)
$12,000/yr
Total Course Fee
$22,000 CAD
English Language Requirements
6.5+
IELTS Academic
No band below 5.5
92+
TOEFL iBT
Writing 20+
65+
PTE Academic
No band below 50
Total Cost of Study (Indian Students)
Canada Study Permit & Work Rights
Visa Type
Canada Study Permit
Work Rights (Term)
24 hrs/week (on-campus unlimited)
Work Rights (Vacation)
Full-time
Post-Study Work
PGWP — up to 3 years
✅ PGWP Eligible Institution
Graduates can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit valid for up to 3 years, which can lead to Canadian Permanent Residency.
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About Community and Public Health
The Community and Public Health is delivered over 1 year at McMaster University's 1280 Main Street West, Hamilton in Hamilton, Canada. This Masters programme is designed to provide students with a comprehensive, career-relevant education that combines academic rigour with practical skills development.
This health sciences programme combines scientific rigour with professional preparation, training students to apply the latest clinical evidence and health technologies in real practice settings. Topics range from fundamental health sciences and biostatistics to health policy analysis and interprofessional collaboration. Graduates are in high demand across hospitals, public health agencies, community organisations, and the rapidly growing health technology sector. The annual programme fee for international students is approximately ₹13.6 lakh. Jaivik Overseas Consultants has assisted hundreds of Indian students in securing admission to McMaster University and can provide personalised guidance on scholarships, financial planning, and the application process.
Career Outcomes After Community and Public Health
Students completing the Community and Public Health at McMaster University develop skills that are robust and growing as populations age and healthcare systems expand worldwide, particularly in aged care, mental health, and primary care. Earnings in Canada for qualified professionals in this area average USD 80,000 per annum (around ₹66.8 lakh), with strong upside in senior roles. Employer demand is robust and growing as populations age and healthcare systems expand worldwide, particularly in aged care, mental health, and primary care. The Canada job market for this specialisation is considered one of the most accessible for skilled international graduates, with many McMaster University alumni progressing to senior roles within five years of graduation.
$73K–$106K
Typical Graduate Salary (USD/yr)
Canada
Primary Job Market
Why Study Community and Public Health in Canada?
Studying in Canada offers Indian students an excellent combination of academic quality, post-study work rights, and immigration prospects. The PGWP allows graduates of designated learning institutions to work full-time for a period matching their study duration (up to three years), and this work experience directly feeds into Canadian Permanent Residency applications. Canadian cities such as Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, and Montreal consistently rank among the world's most liveable, with strong employment markets and vibrant Indian communities that ease the transition for new arrivals.
Entry Requirements Summary
Minimum eligibility for Indian students applying to Community and Public Health at McMaster University. Requirements vary by department — contact Jaivik Overseas for personalised eligibility assessment.
- 1IELTS Academic: Minimum 6.5 overall (no individual band below 5.5 for most programmes)
- 2TOEFL iBT: Minimum 92 (with section minimums varying by department)
- 3PTE Academic: Minimum 65 (no communicative skill below 42)
- 4Bachelor's degree (minimum 55–60% or equivalent GPA) in a relevant subject area
- 5Intake: September — early application recommended to secure scholarship consideration
- 6Application deadline: Typically 3–6 months before the September intake; early applications are strongly advised
- 7Academic transcripts: Attested/notarised copies of all marksheets and degree certificates
- 8Statement of Purpose (SOP): 500–1,000 words outlining your academic background, career goals, and motivation for this programme
- 9Letters of Recommendation (LORs): Typically 2–3 academic or professional referees
- 10Valid passport with at least 18 months of validity
- 11English language test scores: IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic (not more than 2 years old at time of application)
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