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Public Health MSc
Public Health MSc

Public Health MSc

  • ID:UNIC440299
  • Level:Master's Degree
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Admission Requirements

Entry requirement

  • If you do not have a first or second class honours degree but can demonstrate its equivalence in terms of experience relevant to the course, you may be able to access the course as an associate student.

English requirement

  • Minimum standard – IELTS 6.5 (or equivalent)

Course Information

This course has been designed to provide you with an integrated, coherent and multidisciplinary approach to public health activity. Our MSc Public Health places particular emphasis on advancing your critical awareness and problem solving skills in order to develop innovative, reflective and pro-active approaches to meeting challenging and complex health needs. Examples of our pro-active approach to teaching and learning include; the analysis of contemporary non-communicable health issues such as obesity, diabetes and mental health, as well as those linked with public protection such as infectious disease surveillance and control.

Our MSc Public Health will be delivered by a range of teaching methods such as core lectures, group work, online activities, use of case studies and directed learning approaches. Shared learning with other professionals will be a focus of this course and you will be encouraged to develop a critical, evaluative approach to the knowledge which underpins present-day public health practice.

This postgraduate award prepares you for a career in Public Health at both strategic and operational levels. The full MSc consists of six compulsory modules, which include:

  • Leading Public Health
  • Health Promotion
  • Epidemiology
  • Comparative Health Care Systems
  • Research Methods
  • Professional Project

You will need to study all of the compulsory modules on this course as well as choosing from one designated module from the following subject areas:

  • Substance Use and Misuse
  • Voluntary Sector Placement
  • Therapeutic Communication Interventions
  • Leading People in Health and Social Care Organisations.

These designated modules have been identified as offering a range of public health topics which you can choose dependent on your experience. All modules (except the Professional Project) incorporate 200 hours of learning, which includes taught sessions as well as self-directed independent study and assignment preparation. Furthermore, (included in the 200 hours) are six study days, in which you are expected to either attend lectures or work online on electronic activities via the online learning environment, NILE.

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Pre Courses

You may be required to complete an English Language course or Foundation program before being able to enrol on to an undergraduate or postgraduate degree program.

  • Pre-sessional English Program (PEP)
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Career Opportunity

Career Opportunity

  • Careers in health and social care, local authority, voluntary organizations
  • Vaccine logistic experts
  • Medical consultants
  • Governmental public health researchers
  • Infection control practitioners

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