MSc Public Health

The Public Health - MSc at London Metropolitan University offers a robust understanding of public health, giving students the skills they need to address contemporary health challenges and issues. The course extensively covers the broader scope of public health, focusing on the needs of multicultural, multi-ethnic environments. Course Content: This course covers a broad range of topics regarding public health and the factors affecting it such as inequalities, health improvement, health protection, and research methods. It also highlights the key principles and theories underlying contemporary public health practice and policies. In addition, the course equips students with transferable skills and professional values that they can confidently apply in their future careers.Key Modules: The main modules of this course include ‘Health, Policy and Public Health,’ ‘Principles, Theories and Practices of Public Health,’ ‘Contemporary Issues in Mental Health,’ ‘Research Methods,’ and ‘Health Promotion Practice, among others.Accreditations: The Public Health - MSc course has been validated by the Agency for Public Health Education Accreditation (APHEA), a validating agency which ensures the quality of public health education on a global scale.Future Careers: After completion of this course, graduates can pursue diverse roles in public health sector such as health promotion specialists, public health consultants, or health service managers. The range of skills acquired from this course can also be applied in governmental or non-governmental organizations, healthcare agencies, local and international charities, or academic and research institutions.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.