MSc Global Health: Human Health and the Environment

The MSc in Global Health, Human Health and the Environment at Royal Holloway, University of London offers a comprehensive understanding of the relationships between health and the environment. The programme encourages in-depth analysis of global health issues and the ways they intersect with environmental factors. Course Content: The programme consists of core and elective modules, a group project, and an independent research thesis. The core modules address topics such as Global Health and Development, Introduction to Global Health Policy, and Introduction to Environmental Health, among others. The programme also offers a range of elective modules, which provide students with the opportunity to tailor their studies to their individual interests and career goals.Key Modules: The key modules in this course encompass areas like 'Quantitative Methods', 'Qualitative Methods', 'Global Health and Development', 'Introduction to Global Health Policy', and 'Introduction to Environmental Health'. Further, you get to work on an independent 'Research Thesis' and involve in a 'Group Consultancy Project'. Future Careers: Graduates of the MSc in Global Health, Human Health and the Environment can go on to work in a wide range of sectors. Graduates can pursue careers in global health policy, project management, research, or as health and safety advisors. Other potential roles include positions with NGOs, the NHS, the public health sector, or even doctoral research.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.