The MSc Environment and Human Health (Global Health) at the University of Exeter offers a critical exploration of the complex interdependencies between environmental factors and human well-being on a global scale. You will delve into how issues like climate change, pollution, and ecosystem health directly influence public health outcomes, equipping you with the knowledge to address pressing planetary health challenges. This postgraduate degree is designed for individuals passionate about understanding and mitigating the environmental determinants of health, preparing you for impactful careers in a field of growing importance.
This full-time, on-campus Masters programme, typically completed over one year, provides a robust academic framework. You will engage with compulsory modules such as 'Contemporary Environment and Human Health' and 'Making Sense of Evidence for Environment and Health', alongside a significant dissertation project. The University of Exeter’s strong links with the European Centre for Environment and Human Health offer unique opportunities to learn from leading researchers. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for roles in global health organisations, environmental agencies, policy development, and research, equipped with advanced analytical and research skills.