Indian Institute of Public Health, Gandhinagar Campuses

The Gandhinagar campus of the Indian Institute of Public Health specializes in public health education, research, and training, serving as India's first dedicated public health university. It offers comprehensive programs focused on building leadership in population health, healthcare management, and nutrition, with emphasis on practical skills, interdisciplinary research, and policy advocacy. Key areas include epidemiology, health systems strengthening, climate-resilient health strategies, non-communicable diseases (NCDs), tuberculosis care cascades, and public health nutrition.

• Master of Public Health (MPH): A two-year on-campus program covering core public health disciplines such as epidemiology, biostatistics, health policy and management, environmental health, and social and behavioral sciences.
• Master of Hospital Administration (MHA): Focuses on healthcare leadership, including hospital operations, financial management, quality improvement, and strategic planning for India's expanding healthcare sector.
• Master of Public Health in Public Health Nutrition (MPH-PHN): Trains professionals to address malnutrition, diet-related diseases, and nutrition policy through evidence-based interventions and community programs.
• Five-Year Integrated BSc-MHA: An innovative program combining foundational sciences with advanced hospital administration for holistic healthcare training.
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Public Health: Research-oriented for advancing knowledge in specialized public health domains.

The campus features dedicated faculties in public health sciences, health management, nutrition, and epidemiology, supported by state-of-the-art facilities including smart classrooms, a specialized library, research labs, and hostels. Ongoing projects enhance training in real-world applications like TB elimination, climate health initiatives, and palliative care models.