How does a BSc in Public Health differ from a BPH?
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The more technical BSc in Public Health programme emphasises data, epidemiology, and health sciences.
However, BPH (Bachelor of Public Health) is more comprehensive and frequently addresses community health, health promotion, and policy. Both provide entry into the field of public health, but BPH is better suited for administrative and community-based positions, while BSc is better suited for roles that focus on research.
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