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  MPH Master of Public Health


University of Liverpool    Department of Life Sciences

Full time & Part time September Other 1 year full-time, 2-3 years part-time
Medicine (26) Nursing & Health (27) Social Work (32)

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The Master of Public Health (MPH) programme is designed for graduates from various health and non-health-related backgrounds who are passionate about making a difference in public health. This internationally respected programme equips you with the skills and knowledge to tackle the wider determinants of health and wellbeing. You will explore public health systems, health protection principles, and strategies for reducing inequalities. Gain expertise in statistical analysis, research methodologies, and leadership skills. With flexible part-time study options, you can balance your learning with other commitments. Upon completion, you'll be prepared for leadership roles in public health research, practice, and policy.

About the course

Build the foundations of a career as a public health leader striving to promote health to, and prevent disease in, individuals, families, communities and populations. You’ll analyse public health systems, health protection principles and improvement strategies, learn how to reduce inequalities, and gain essential statistical, research and leadership skills.

Public health is about tackling the wider determinants of health and wellbeing. On this programme we’ll equip you with the expertise required to put public health principles into practice.

Established in 1989, the Master of Public Health (MPH) degree is internationally respected for its multidisciplinary focus and commitment to the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Health for All principles.

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Entry Requirements

The Master of Public Health (MPH) is available to any University graduate in a health or health-related profession, as well as non-health-related graduates.

If you are a medicine graduate, you must have at least one year of post-registration professional experience.

If you have a health-related undergraduate degree, preferably at 2:1 or above or equivalent, you must be able to demonstrate at least one year of relevant public health work experience.

If you have a non-health-related undergraduate degree, you must be able to demonstrate at least two years of relevant public health work experience.




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