The Health and Climate Change Masters Degree at the University of Hull is designed for ambitious professionals and researchers seeking to address the critical intersection of environmental shifts and public well-being. You will explore the profound impacts of climate change on health inequalities, infectious diseases, and planetary health, developing a deep understanding of the complex challenges we face. This postgraduate course equips you with the specialist knowledge to analyse environmental threats and their health consequences, preparing you to become a leader in this vital field.
This full-time, one-year Masters programme is delivered on campus, offering an immersive learning experience. You will engage with core modules such as Environmental Change and Health, Environmental and Energy Data Analysis, and Frontiers in Planetary Health, alongside undertaking a substantial dissertation. You will work alongside academics with diverse specialisms, gaining practical skills in research, policy development, and mitigation strategies. Upon graduation, you will be prepared for impactful careers in public health, environmental policy, and international development organisations.