The Global Health and Management MSc at the University of Aberdeen is designed for aspiring professionals seeking to address complex health challenges in a global context. You will explore established and emerging concepts in global health and management, understanding how they intersect with social, economic, and political factors. This programme equips you with the knowledge to critically engage with health systems and policy, epidemiology, and health economics, preparing you for impactful roles in the international health sector. It is ideal for those aiming to develop multidimensional perspectives for more complete and sustainable health outcomes worldwide.
This postgraduate degree is studied full-time on campus over 12 months, offering a comprehensive curriculum that includes compulsory courses in applied statistics, epidemiology, and health systems research, alongside a master's research project. You will select optional courses to tailor your studies, potentially focusing on areas like women's health, global nutrition, or health behaviour change. You will have opportunities to engage with research design and methodology, culminating in a significant research project. Graduates will be prepared for diverse career paths in international health organisations, policy development, and research, equipped with advanced analytical and management skills.