The BSc (Hons) Public Health at Canterbury Christ Church University equips you with the essential knowledge and adaptability to thrive in public health settings and the broader health and wellbeing economy. You will explore how health is created and influenced in everyday life, holistically examining theoretical constructs, health improvement strategies, and protective measures, alongside critical topics like sustainability, climate change, and policy development. This undergraduate degree is designed for proactive students eager to understand and address contemporary health challenges, fostering creativity, innovation, and resilience to meet future health needs effectively.
This full-time, on-campus programme is studied over three years, integrating theoretical learning with practical application through opportunities for industry-related experiences and real-world briefs. You will develop a holistic understanding of collaborative working in health, enhance your communication and digital health skills, and critically analyse health inequalities across the life course. You will graduate with the foundational knowledge and practical insights to pursue diverse career paths in public health, supported by the university's extensive experience in this specialised field.