The MPhil Public Health at the University of Exeter is designed for aspiring public health professionals and researchers eager to tackle complex global health challenges. You will delve into critical areas such as climate change and health, social inequalities, and food systems, drawing on an interdisciplinary approach that integrates epidemiology, psychology, sociology, and medicine. This postgraduate degree is ideal if you are seeking to develop a robust understanding of public health issues and contribute to evidence-based solutions that improve population wellbeing.
This MPhil is studied full-time on campus over two years, offering a dynamic learning environment within the Department of Public Health and Sports Sciences. You will engage with cutting-edge research themes, potentially contributing to projects focused on oceans, human health, or children's mental health. The programme allows you to work alongside leading academics, developing advanced research methodologies and critical analysis skills. You will graduate with a strong foundation for doctoral research or a career in public health policy, practice, or research within governmental or non-governmental organisations.