The Global Public Health with Data Science MSc at the University of Westminster is designed for ambitious professionals seeking to address pressing global health challenges through advanced analytical methods. In an era where data-driven insights are paramount for effective public health interventions and policy, this Master's degree equips you with the critical skills to analyse complex health data, understand health inequalities, and contribute to evidence-based strategies worldwide. You will explore vital areas such as health economics, epidemiology, and infectious disease control, preparing you for impactful roles in international health organisations and research institutions.
This full-time, one-year Master's programme is delivered on campus, blending formal lectures with practical sessions and student-centred learning activities, including poster and oral presentations. You will delve into core modules covering Health Data Science, Health Inequalities, and Postgraduate Research Methods, alongside opportunities to explore global health policies and nutrition. Through experiential learning and a substantial research project, you will develop essential communication and critical thinking skills. Upon graduation, you will be prepared to inform health care decision-making and improve population health outcomes nationally and globally.