Msc (Hons) Public Health and Community Wellbeing

MSc Public Health and Community Wellbeing is a postgraduate course focused on public health and health promotion. It is designed to help students deepen their subject knowledge, strengthen analytical and professional skills, and apply learning to complex business, legal, health or management contexts. Students may study areas such as Trimester 1:, Principles of Public Health and Community Wellbeing, Explore the foundations of public health, including prevention, health promotion,..., Epidemiology and Community-Engaged Research Methods, Learn how to analyse population health data and apply research methods to real-wor... and Trimester 2:, alongside wider themes in public health principles, health inequalities, health promotion, wellbeing, research, community health and policy influences.

BSc (Hons) Public Health at University of Central Lancashire covering disease prevention, health policy, epidemiology and community wellbeing.

Level: Postgraduate

Duration: Contact Pickauni for the current course duration

Study mode: Full-time

Entry requirements: Applicants should hold a second-class honours degree (2:2 or above) in a relevant subject or a related discipline. Applications from all candidates will be considered on their merits in the light of the nature and scope of the programme and if they have experience. Applicants whose first language is not English must demonstrate English language proficiency in line with University requirements. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and entry with advanced standing will be considered in accordance with University regulations.

Career outcomes: Career outcomes may include public health assistant, health promotion officer, community wellbeing worker, project support in health organisations, voluntary-sector health roles or further study in public health. The course may also support progression into more specialist, supervisory or strategic roles, depending on the student’s background and experience.