The MSc Health & Social Policy at the University of Strathclyde is designed for aspiring professionals and researchers keen to understand the intricate connections between health, wellbeing, and societal structures. You will delve into pressing global health policy challenges, exploring how international health systems function and the complex interplay between social policies and health outcomes. This postgraduate degree equips you with advanced research methods and a critical perspective on welfare concepts, human rights, and equity, preparing you to address significant inequalities in health and social care.
This full-time, on-campus Masters programme is studied over one year, immersing you in a dynamic learning environment. You will explore topics such as health inequalities, feminist frameworks, and children's health across diverse contexts, with opportunities to engage with real-world policy problems. You will develop analytical skills through modules like 'Becoming an Effective Health Analyst' and potentially undertake a placement-based dissertation, working alongside NGOs or policy bodies. You will graduate with the expertise to pursue careers in policy analysis, public health, and social research.