Public Health

Entry requirements

To be eligible to register for the MPH, students should normally hold a first class or upper second class degree. Entry is normally restricted to graduates in medicine, dentistry, nursing and health-related sciences. Exceptionally, students are accepted without a first degree but in such instances they should have professional qualifications and hold senior posts.

Months of entry

September

Course content

Are you interested in worldwide medical issues and learning the practical skills to help confront them?

Our Master of Public Health course (MPH) focuses on the epidemiological, statistical, and behavioural techniques which are applicable to public health practice and research around the globe.

You will learn how to design and carry out public health research, gaining the skills to improve the health of communities on a local, national and global scale. You will also have the opportunity to improve and enhance your generic and transferable skills. With the help of our team of dedicated teaching staff, this course can offer an ideal starting point for a career in public health practice, or for further study at PhD level.