Master in Family Planning Programmes

For Master in Family Planning Programmes, tuition comes to 6,331 USD per year, while the application deadline for the Mar 2027 intake is Dec 15, 2026.

Graduates from this module are equipped to influence reproductive health policy, lead family planning initiatives, and serve as technical advisors for governmental health ministries, non-governmental organizations, and international development agencies. The curriculum is designed for professionals and students seeking to develop a sophisticated understanding of how family planning programmes are structured, funded, and managed across diverse socio-economic landscapes.

This course moves beyond basic theory to explore the complex interplay between health systems, policy priorities, and the specific needs of vulnerable populations. Participants gain practical skills in evaluating programme effectiveness, quality of care, and demographic impact, while critically examining the delivery systems—from community-based outreach to clinical services—required to improve maternal and child health outcomes globally.

Programme Core Focus

• Policy & Strategy: Understanding the political economy of family planning funding and the integration of abortion services.
• Targeted Interventions: Addressing the unique reproductive health requirements of young people, refugees, displaced persons, and those living with HIV.
• Applied Evaluation: Learning to design robust situation analyses and monitoring frameworks that directly inform Ministry of Health decision-making.