iheed Master of Public Health MPH
Course code
- B90W (PG Cert)
- B90V (PG Dip)
- B90U (MPH)
Start date
January, May and September dates are available
Study location
Online
Qualification
Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert)
Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip)
Master of Public Health (MPH)
Department
Warwick Medical School
Duration
6 months part-time (PGCert)
12 months part-time (PGDip)
24 months part-time (MPH)
Course overview
Tackle global health challenges
Public health work has never been more important. From pandemics and climate change to ageing populations, today's challenges require skilled professionals who can improve health at local, national and global levels. All at a time when the WHO estimates a worldwide shortage of 500,000 public health workers. Our online course equips you to navigate the shifting health landscape and implement effective, evidence-based strategies that protect public wellbeing.
Modules
Aligned with the Faculty of Public Health’s Diplomate examination, our curriculum enables busy professionals to develop the skills to engage with today’s biggest public health challenges.
- Core skills: develop a comprehensive knowledge of epidemiology, statistics, health promotion, communicable disease prevention and other key areas
- Contemporary challenges: understand how issues such as climate change, health inequalities, gender and race discrimination influence public health
- Health improvement: explore and evaluate health improvement approaches – and develop your own solutions
- Economic understanding: learn how economic concepts can be used to support health policy
Full module information is listed on our delivery partner, iheed's, website: https://www.iheed.org/courses/warwick-masters-public-health
Teaching and learning
Study online for complete flexibility, while flexing your studies around your work and commitments
- World-class online teaching: delivered in partnership with iheed, the unrivalled experts in online health professions education
- Global perspective: explore public health challenges across diverse populations and healthcare systems
- Self-directed study: critically evaluate an area of public health and consider how to improve it
- Research analysis: apply your knowledge of research methodologies and report your findings
Entry requirements
Fees and scholarships
Tuition fees are payable for each year of your course at the start of the academic year, or at the start of your course, if later. Academic fees cover the cost of tuition, examinations and assessment and some student amenities.
About the department
Careers
iheed’s courses are developed to give you the accredited qualification you need, and the specialist skills you require, to enhance your career and provide exceptional care to your patients.
Why Warwick
Your university experience is defined by far more than your course or the career path you follow. At Warwick, it’s where you discover who you could become.
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