MSc Public Health

The MSc Public Health course from the University of South Wales is a postgraduate programme designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to make a difference in public health. It encourages critical thinking and utilizes a range of teaching and learning styles to develop students into public health practitioners who can lead, develop, and evaluate public health projects in multi-disciplinary environments.Course Content: The course explores public health theory and practice from a local, national, and international perspective, offering a deep understanding of the factors affecting health and wellbeing. It uses interactive teaching techniques to help learners appreciate the contested nature of public health practice, and to recognize the ethical and moral dimensions of public health work.Key Modules: Key modules include Introduction to Public Health Systems, Research Methods, Health, Ethics and Society, Evidence Based Public Health, Communicable Disease Management, Vulnerability in Health, Leading Health and Wellbeing, and Project-Dissertation.Accreditations: The course is recognized by the Public Health Practitioner Registration Board for the United Kingdom Public Health Register (UKPHR) and is included in their curriculum mapping.Future Careers: Graduates of the MSc Public Health course may find positions within the NHS, local government, health promotion agencies, voluntary organizations, or international non-governmental organizations. The course is also suited for those seeking to enter academic, research, or teaching careers.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.