The MSc in Global Health equips students with the expertise and transferable skills needed to tackle pressing global health issues. You’ll critically analyse global health problems, explore inequalities, and learn how to address complex challenges through capacity building, community engagement, partnerships, research, and education.
The course covers a range of modules, including Introduction to Global Health, Researching Global Health, Leading Sustainable Change, Interventions in Global Health, and a Global Health Dissertation. Delivered by a passionate team with expertise in fields such as psychology, sociology, nutrition, biomedical science, mental health, and community development, the course offers a rich, interdisciplinary learning experience.
We provide tailored academic and non-academic support to enhance your experience. This includes creative learning tools, academic booster sessions, personal tutoring, and pastoral care, all designed to support your journey during and after the course.
Key features
- Develop leadership and management skills through a Level 7 award in Strategic Management, accredited by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
- Learn from a dedicated, experienced team whose expertise in global health and public health challenges will broaden your perspective.
- Study interdisciplinary modules taught using creative methods, with diverse assessment approaches.
- Undertake opportunities to develop employability skills with diverse communities both nationally and globally.
- Benefit from block teaching, allowing you to focus on one subject at a time for better engagement, feedback, and work-life balance.
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