The Master of Public Health (MPH) program offered at Victoria University is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed for a career in public health practice. The program covers the core foundations of public health theory and practice, and also offers opportunities for specialization in advanced public health training streams. The academic staff delivering the program have extensive experience and expertise in their respective fields of public health, making the learning experience rich and comprehensive. The Ministry of Health in Uganda has a mission to promote and improve health equitably, ensuring that all people in Uganda have access to good standards of health for a healthy and productive life. The overall objective of the health sector in Uganda is to reduce morbidity and mortality from major causes of ill-health and address disparities. Public health has a significant role in preventing health problems and protecting the health of the population, and many agencies in Uganda now have public health responsibilities, creating opportunities for innovative approaches. This underscores the need for a well-prepared public health workforce that can work across disciplines and demonstrate diverse abilities, which the MPH program at the University of Melbourne aims to fulfill. Victoria University recognizes that the quality of human capital is critical to a country's development, social unity, and global competitiveness. The faculty of health sciences at Victoria University focuses on innovation, teaching, research, and entrepreneurship training in health sciences for the social, political, and economic development of Uganda. The emphasis is on ethics of care, critical thinking, innovativeness, and a spirit of inquiry in education, practice, service, and research. The university values scholarship, academic integrity, and encourages professional involvement and commitment to lifelong learning in graduates.