The MSc Nutrition, Physical Activity and Public Health at the University of Bristol is designed for professionals and graduates seeking to address critical global health challenges at the intersection of diet, exercise, and population well-being. You will explore the complex determinants of physical activity and eating behaviours, and gain essential skills in conceptualising, designing, and evaluating effective public health interventions. This programme is ideal for those aiming to influence policy and practice, equipping you with the evidence-based knowledge and research methodologies needed to tackle non-communicable diseases and promote healthier communities worldwide.
This intensive, full-time, on-campus Masters degree is studied over one year, allowing you to immerse yourself in the subject matter and develop advanced research skills. Your learning experience will be shaped by practical research methods, a deep dive into nutrition, disease and public health, and the physical activity, disease and public health nexus. A significant component of your study will be a substantial dissertation, providing you with the opportunity to conduct independent research. You will graduate with a robust understanding of public health principles and practical experience, preparing you for impactful careers in research, policy development, and health promotion roles.