Newcastle University Postgraduate programs Public Health MPH
Newcastle University Postgraduate programs

Newcastle University Postgraduate programs

Public Health MPH

Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom

Master degree

12 up to

36 months

English

Full time, Part time

GBP 29,900 / per year **

On-Campus

* no application closing date for this course, but we suggest international students apply at least two months before the course starts

** international students | GBP 12,500 - home students full-time | GBP 6,250 - home students part-time 24 months per year | GBP 4,165 - home students part-time 36 months per year;

Key Summary

    About : The Public Health Master of Public Health (MPH) provides an in-depth exploration of public health principles, enabling students to address health challenges in diverse communities. This program emphasizes practical experience and theoretical knowledge, preparing graduates to develop effective health policies and practices. The course typically spans two years and includes modules on epidemiology, biostatistics, and health services management.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue various roles within the public health sector, including positions as health educators, epidemiologists, policy analysts, or public health program managers. They may find opportunities in government agencies, non-profit organizations, and healthcare institutions, contributing to the improvement of community health and wellbeing.

This Master's in Public Health (MPH) evaluates and critically appraises approaches to health and disease. It'll prepare you for a career in public health in the UK and internationally with roles in:

  • the UK National Health Service (or its equal abroad)
  • local government
  • the voluntary sector
  • academia

Public health specialists address health issues at various levels, including:

  • societal - tackling health inequalities through advanced research methodologies
  • demographic - understanding the impact of ageing and long-term conditions across the life course
  • cultural - addressing shifts in public attitudes towards health and wellness
  • social - engaging with issues such as substance misuse and their public health implications

You'll address these issues with a range of advanced research skills. You'll learn how to apply research findings to improve population health and health services.

You'll study in the Population and Health Sciences Institute in the Faculty of Medical Sciences.

You can study stand-alone modules from this degree as Continued Professional Development (CPD Public Health 6017P).

You'll gain invaluable hands-on experience. You'll use cutting-edge methods that are driving modern public health strategies. This immersive learning environment will equip you with practical skills.

Read more on the institution's website