The Master of Public Health (MPH) at the University of Hertfordshire is designed for aspiring public health professionals seeking to make a significant impact on population health outcomes. You will delve into the core principles of public health theory, practice, and research, guided by expert staff from Life and Medical Science, Nursing and Social Work, and The Business School. This postgraduate degree equips you with the critical understanding and analytical skills necessary to address complex health challenges, fostering a commitment to evidence-based practice and research. The University of Hertfordshire's strong standing in Social Policy further enhances your learning environment.
This MPH programme is delivered full-time on campus over one year, immersing you in a curriculum that balances foundational knowledge with practical application. You will explore key areas such as Public Health Foundations, Epidemiology, and Communicable and Non-Communicable Conditions, alongside compulsory modules in Evidence Based Practice and Research. The programme culminates in a substantial Project Report, allowing you to apply your learning to a specific public health issue. You will graduate prepared for impactful roles in health protection, health improvement, and public health intelligence within governmental, non-governmental, and international organisations.