Students
Tuition Fee
USD 26,563
Per year
Start Date
Not Available
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
12 months
Details
Program Details
Degree
Masters
Major
Medical Diagnostic and Treatment Technology
Area of study
Health | Natural Science
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
USD 26,563
Intakes
Program start dateApplication deadline
2023-09-01-
About Program

Program Overview


This master's in public health global health is ideal preparation for a career as a global public health analyst. You'll develop both academic and vocational skills in to make a difference, exploring the relationships between global public health, climate change, urbanisation and armed conflict. We have a particular specialism in the analysis of population patterns and demographic processes.

We are in the global top 50: ranking 34th in the world and seventh domestically for Statistics and Operational Research (QS subject rankings 2022)

This MSc public health global health course focuses on work-related learning; you’ll work in multi-disciplinary teams and practise real-world tasks. Graduates of this course have gone on to work for the government and public bodies both in the UK and abroad, including:

  • UK Health Security Agency
  • local government
  • ministries of health
  • universities
  • national and international non-government organisations
  • You’ll learn to develop and evaluate public health programmes and conduct epidemiological studies. The specialist areas you’ll be able to explore include:

  • critical issues in global public health
  • analysing trends and differentials in global health
  • communicable disease control
  • health economics in public health
  • Through your dissertation, you can personalise this course to your interests. In previous years students have analysed problems using national data sets such as the Demographic Health Surveys and Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys.

    Public health is an interdisciplinary profession, and this is reflected in your learning. Your lecturers are academics who are actively involved in research or are working in the sector. They’re experts from across the University, in Public Health, Demography and Social Science.

    We also offer 4 other pathways on our Public Health Master's. If you decide that you’d like to change to a different public health specialism within the first 2 weeks of the semester you’ll be able to change your degree.

    Your other Public Health MSc pathway options are:

  • Public Health Intelligence

    - Discover our Public Health Intelligence master's degree at the University of Southampton. Learn how to collect and analyse public health intelligence research.
  • Public Health Management

    - Discover our Public Health Management master's degree at the University of Southampton. Learn to apply systems thinking to global and local health issues.
  • Public Health

    - Discover our Public Health master's degree at the University of Southampton. Boost your career skills in global disease prevention & management
  • This public health global health degree is available to take as an intercalation degree for undergraduate medical students. Intercalation means that you'll take a year out of your undergraduate medicine degree to gain this extra award.

    Flexible study

    If you prefer, you can apply to study this course as:

  • a part-time master's - study the same course content over 2 or more years
  • a Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert) - you'll usually study for around 15 weeks and will not need to write a dissertation
  • a Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip) - you'll usually study for around 30 weeks and will not need to write a dissertation
  • Your modules and fees may vary if you choose a different study option.





    Course lead

    Professor Nuala McGrath is Professor of Epidemiology and Sexual Health and NIHR Global Health Professor.

    Nuala received her undergraduate degree in Mathematics, Statistics and Operational Research (University of Exeter, UK); a Masters in Biometry (University of Reading, UK); and a Doctorate in Infectious Disease Epidemiology (Harvard School of Public Health, USA).

    Nuala’s work is characterised by two main areas of research; HIV testing, prevention and treatment, and Sexual and reproductive health and relationship dynamics.

    She currently serves as a member of the

    FLAIR (Future Leaders – African Independent Research Fellowships)

    Interview Committee. She is also a Commissioner for the

    Commonwealth Scholarship Commission

    in the UK.

    For more information view

    Nuala’s staff profile

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