The Master of Public Health (Global Health) at the University of Exeter is designed for aspiring public health professionals who wish to address critical health disparities and environmental challenges on a worldwide scale. You will explore the complex interplay between global health, environmental change, and human well-being, gaining an in-depth understanding of worldwide health improvement and inequality reduction. This postgraduate degree is ideal if you are looking to develop advanced analytical and critical thinking skills to tackle pressing global health issues and contribute to a healthier planet for all.
This Master of Public Health programme is studied full-time on campus over one year, integrating compulsory modules with specialised options such as Global Public Health and Environmental Change or Contemporary Environment and Human Health. You will delve into theoretical principles and real-world examples, culminating in a Capstone Project focused on a global health topic relevant to your professional interests. You will graduate with the expertise to assess, analyse, and act upon global health challenges, preparing you for impactful careers in international health organisations, NGOs, and governmental health bodies.