The Master of Public Health (MPH) at the University of Aberdeen equips you with the essential knowledge and skills to address critical public health challenges globally. This postgraduate programme is designed for individuals seeking to deepen their understanding of epidemiology, health economics, and global health, preparing you for impactful roles in health policy, research, and practice. You will explore the complex interplay of factors influencing population health, guided by experienced academics and practitioners from diverse fields such as statistics, health data science, and behaviour change. This MPH provides a robust foundation for a career dedicated to improving health outcomes for communities worldwide.
This MPH is studied on campus full-time over 12 months, offering a dynamic learning environment where you will engage with compulsory courses in applied statistics and epidemiology, alongside a selection of specialist electives. You will have the opportunity to tailor your studies through options like health informatics or global nutrition, culminating in a significant research project. Whether you choose a standard or extended project, you will develop advanced research design and analytical skills. You will graduate prepared for diverse career paths, including roles in health systems, policy development, and international health organisations, equipped to make a tangible difference.