The Health and Society Bachelors Degree at Dublin City University is designed for students eager to understand and address the complex interplay between health, well-being, and societal structures. You will explore critical perspectives on health, encompassing biological, social, political, and ethical dimensions, equipping you to analyse health issues from multiple viewpoints. This programme is ideal if you are passionate about public health, health equity, and making a tangible difference in community and global health outcomes, preparing you for impactful careers in diverse health-related fields.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, your learning experience will be both comprehensive and hands-on. You will engage with key areas such as epidemiology, qualitative and quantitative health research, and health promotion, culminating in a significant Health & Society Research Project and dissertation in your final year. This programme fosters practical skills through activities like designing health equity campaigns and participating in community projects. You will graduate with a robust understanding of health systems and the ability to contribute effectively to state or voluntary health agencies, overseas development, or pursue further postgraduate study.