The Master of Public Health at the University of Northumbria Newcastle is designed for aspiring public health professionals and those seeking to enhance their current roles by promoting community well-being. You will gain a critical understanding of the complex factors influencing population health, from epidemiological trends to health policy and intervention strategies. This postgraduate degree equips you with essential research methods and analytical skills, preparing you to address pressing public health challenges such as infectious disease control, health inequality, and behavioural change initiatives.
This full-time, on-campus Masters programme is structured over 18 months, guiding you through core modules in public health fundamentals, epidemiology, and health improvement. You will develop practical skills in research, leadership, and collaborative working, culminating in a substantial dissertation project in your second year. This independent research will allow you to delve deeply into a specific area of public health, applying your acquired knowledge. Upon graduation, you will be prepared for impactful careers in local authorities, health services, NGOs, and international health organisations.