MPH Master of Public Health (Applied)
Course Overview
This Master of Public Health program equips you with the advanced critical thinking and leadership skills necessary to tackle complex global health challenges and lead impactful public health initiatives. The curriculum is rigorously designed to translate contemporary public health theory into practical, sustainable interventions for improved population health outcomes. You can choose an intensive one-year path or a two-year route that includes valuable applied practice experience.
Key Program Highlights
- Develop advanced leadership and problem-solving skills for a contemporary public health workforce.
- Translate theoretical scientific knowledge into tangible, sustainable health interventions.
- Curriculum aligned with the UK Public Health Skills Framework and UN Sustainable Development Goals.
- Option for a two-year pathway featuring a vocational or research internship or study abroad opportunity.
- Diverse assessment methods including a dissertation, research proposals, and a defended poster.
Course Overview
This Master of Public Health program equips you with the advanced critical thinking and leadership skills necessary to tackle complex global health challenges and lead impactful public health initiatives. The curriculum is rigorously designed to translate contemporary public health theory into practical, sustainable interventions for improved population health outcomes. You can choose an intensive one-year path or a two-year route that includes valuable applied practice experience.
Key Program Highlights
- Develop advanced leadership and problem-solving skills for a contemporary public health workforce.
- Translate theoretical scientific knowledge into tangible, sustainable health interventions.
- Curriculum aligned with the UK Public Health Skills Framework and UN Sustainable Development Goals.
- Option for a two-year pathway featuring a vocational or research internship or study abroad opportunity.
- Diverse assessment methods including a dissertation, research proposals, and a defended poster.
