The School of Public Health’s mission statement is to strengthen, influence and train the next generation of public health leaders. As part of this mission, we offer the Master of Public Health in different ways, to provide a comprehensive grounding and a deep understanding of the fundamentals of public health to a professional audience seeking to advance their careers in public health.
Our Master of Public Health programmes offer students:
- a special focus on the development of quantitative analytical skills for public health, epidemiology and health services research.
- a variety of core areas of public health and choice to focus on different and global public health systems, interventions, methods and innovative and developmental areas within public health.
A Master of Public Health can be undertaken with us:
- As a full-time one-year programme taught on-campus.
- As a part-time two-year or three-year programme taught fully online.
Regardless of your programme choice, both aim to provide a comprehensive grounding and a deep understanding of the fundamentals of public health to a professional audience seeking to advance their careers in public health.
During both programmes, students will be part of a diverse and collaborative learning environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the main differences between the on-campus and online programmes?
- Are the entry requirements the same for both programmes?
- How much are the programmes?
- What are the payment options?
- Can I defer my offer/application of study until next year?
- Are there any places left on the programmes?
- Can I take the programmes as a 4th year of my MBBS?
- Do I need an ATAS (Academic Technology Approval Scheme) for a Masters level programme in the School of Public Health?
- What should I write in my personal statement?
- Choosing the pathway most suitable for you
- If you are unsure if previous degree or experience is suitable for the Global Master of Public Health
- If you are unsure if previous degree or experience is suitable for the Master of Public Health (on-campus)
- Any further questions?