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Masters Degree Description

Our online MSc Public Health covers core public health competencies as well as contemporary, relevant topics like food security, mental health, the use of AI in public health and managing pandemics. Upon graduation, you’ll be ready to fill key roles in public health, using your acquired skills and learning to confidently address some of the world’s biggest public health challenges.

The online MSc Public Health programme is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to confidently address some of the most pressing global challenges in public health. The programme provides a comprehensive understanding of key public health principles and contemporary issues, preparing you for a future role in practice, policy or leadership.

Entry Requirements

The Public Health online masters degree at the University of Surrey is ideal for anyone who is self-motivated and has a passion for public health. Those with a foundational knowledge of health or science, coupled with solid academic skills including critical thinking and academic writing are in a position to excel. Students who are curious and demonstrate a willingness to engage with and learn unfamiliar topics will also enjoy the course, as personal and professional growth through intellectual exploration and application is encouraged throughout.

To meet the entry requirements for the online MSc Public Health, applicants must have a minimum of a Lower Second Class Honours (2:2) UK undergraduate degree, or a recognised equivalent international qualification.

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Fees

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Student Destinations

The online Public Health MSc is designed to equip you with key skills and competencies that you can apply across a number of public health settings. You’ll develop a comprehensive understanding of topics including current challenges and opportunities in public health, epidemiology, health economics and mental health.

The multidisciplinary aspect of the programme means that you’re able to gain a broad perspective on public health and explore multiple facets and disciplines that have an impact in the field.

Our online master's course in public health can help you pursue career opportunities in the following areas:

  • Public health practice
  • Private health
  • Research
  • Local authority
  • Global health organisations
  • Health promotion
  • Monitoring
  • Surveillance
  • Education
  • Local or national government
  • NGOs.

Module Details

The MSc Public Health consists of 180 credits and is divided into 10 modules and one project dissertation, delivered through a carousel approach across six terms. All modules are worth 15 credits, except the final project, which is worth 30 credits.

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