MSc International Public Health

The International Public Health MSc provided by Liverpool John Moores University is a 1-3 years course designed to educate and prepare students to address global health issues and improve public health. The course enables students to evaluate the evidence, develop public health policy, and make a significant contribution to public health in a range of geographical and cultural settings.Course Content: The MSc in International Public Health combines theoretical and practical elements. The program equips students with the knowledge and skills to assess the health needs of diverse populations, plan, implement and evaluate appropriate public health interventions, and work across sectors and with different populations. The course also offers an environment for students to develop a critical understanding of a range of global public health issues, and to learn research skills. Key Modules: Key modules for this course include Epidemiology and Statistics, Evidence Based Practice, Health Improvement, Assessment of Health Need for Population Groups, Public Health Policy and Practice, Communicable Disease Control, Health, Culture and Society, Public Health: Challenges for the Future, and Dissertation module. Accreditations: This course is accredited by the Agency for Accreditation of Public Health Education in the European Region (APHEA) and the UK Public Health Register - UKPHR. Future Careers: Graduates from this program can pursue careers in a wide range of sectors like public health practice, pharmaceuticals, non-governmental organizations, healthcare communication and health promotion. Some graduates may even pursue research or teaching routes. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.