The Public Health (Extended), BSc Hons at the University of Greenwich is designed for students who are passionate about addressing health inequalities and improving wellbeing through evidence-based practice. By starting with an integrated foundation year, you will build the academic confidence and research skills necessary to succeed in this vital discipline. You will explore the complex social, environmental, and economic factors that influence health outcomes, gaining a deep understanding of epidemiology, health economics, and policy development. This undergraduate degree prepares you to tackle real-world challenges, such as poverty and social exclusion, while developing the professional expertise required to design effective public health campaigns.
Studied full-time on campus over four years, the course balances theoretical learning with practical, employment-oriented experience. You will engage with modules covering community development, health promotion, and data analysis, all while working alongside research-active tutors. A distinctive feature of your final year is a structured work experience assignment, which allows you to apply your knowledge in professional health and social care settings. You will graduate with the skills to pursue diverse career paths as a public health practitioner, equipped to drive social change and improve health outcomes within local, national, and global communities.