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Are you passionate about making a positive impact on public health? Our Master of Public Health (MPH) programme is designed for individuals with a health-related background who want to become leaders in tackling global health challenges. With a focus on multi-disciplinary collaboration and community partnerships, this programme equips you with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in operational, policy, or commissioning roles. You'll learn from experienced tutors and have the opportunity to engage with professionals from organizations such as Public Health England. Our flexible course structure and cutting-edge facilities ensure a dynamic learning experience. Join us and become a change agent in public health.

About the course

Do you have a health-related background? Do you want to become key to tackling threats to health across the world? Do you have experience and a degree in a health related area? (Health science, Health Promotion, public health nursing, nutrition, Medicine, Veterinary science)

This Master of Public Health (MPH) could enhance your career prospects, enabling you to progress on to senior roles at either operational, policy or commissioning level in a wide range of areas. Public health research and practice is at the heart of tackling many of the world’s current threats to health so this course provides the opportunity to develop the skills and understanding you need to become a leader and agent for change in Public Health.

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Entry Requirements

An honours degree (2:2 or above) in a subject associated with or of relevance to public health

Current or recent experience of working in a public health or health promotion role or capacity. (This may be as your main role or as an aspect of your role. It may also be in a paid or voluntary capacity and as a professional or non-professional)

All applicants are asked to supply a personal statement identifying their experience and/or knowledge and understanding of public health together with their reasons for application to the programme.


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Where will I study?

Where is Birmingham City University
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