The Master of Public Health (MPH) at University College Cork is designed for individuals seeking to address pressing global and local health challenges. This programme prepares you to investigate, evaluate, and implement strategies for public health issues, drawing on principles of health promotion, health protection, and epidemiology. If you are looking to deepen your understanding of health economics, public health informatics, or global health perspectives, this degree offers a comprehensive foundation. It is ideal for professionals from diverse backgrounds aiming to make a significant impact in public health practice and policy.
You will study this Master of Public Health full-time on campus over one year, engaging with core modules such as Principles and Practice of Public Health and Applied Research for Public Health. The curriculum includes opportunities to specialise in Health Promotion, Health Protection, or Epidemiology & Biostatistics, culminating in a minor dissertation. You will develop critical skills in qualitative research, systematic review, and leadership. Graduates are equipped for roles in national and international health organisations, government agencies, and non-profits, driving positive change in population health.