The M.Sc. in Global Health at Trinity College Dublin is designed for individuals seeking to understand and address complex health inequities on a worldwide scale. This postgraduate programme equips you with a biosocial perspective, integrating insights from health and social sciences to tackle critical global health challenges. You will explore issues ranging from health in developing countries and the impact of globalisation to local experiences of migration and social change, preparing you for impactful work in a field that prioritises health equity for all. This multidisciplinary course is ideal for graduates from any academic discipline who wish to deepen their understanding of transnational health issues.
This full-time Master of Science degree is studied on campus over one year, structured into three terms. The first two terms focus on taught modules, covering areas such as health economics, epidemiology, and quantitative research methods, while the final term is dedicated to completing your research dissertation. You will engage with current international policy priorities and may explore diverse topics like mental health, climate change and health, or sexual and reproductive health. Upon graduation, you will be prepared to pursue leadership roles in global health research, policy, and practice, contributing to organisations and initiatives dedicated to improving health outcomes worldwide.