The Master of Public Health (MPH) at the University of Aberdeen is designed for ambitious professionals seeking to make a significant impact on population health. In a world facing complex health challenges, this postgraduate degree equips you with the advanced knowledge and practical skills necessary to address critical issues in public health policy, research, and practice. You will explore key areas such as applied statistics, epidemiology, and global health, preparing you for influential roles in health organisations, government agencies, and academic institutions worldwide. This MPH is ideal for those aiming to lead public health initiatives and drive evidence-based decision-making.
This flexible online MPH is studied part-time over 24 months, allowing you to balance your professional development with existing commitments. You will engage with compulsory courses in Public Health in Action, Applied Statistics, and Epidemiology, alongside a wide range of optional 15-credit courses tailored to your interests, including Health Economics, Qualitative Health Research, and Nutrition. Your learning culminates in a substantial 60-credit Masters Research Project or alternative case study and placement options, providing hands-on experience. You will graduate with the expertise to pursue advanced roles in public health research, policy development, and health promotion.