The Public Health (Health Services Research) MPH at the University of Sheffield is designed for individuals aiming to deepen their understanding of how health services are evaluated and public health interventions are assessed. This Master of Public Health degree provides a strong foundation for a research career, equipping you with advanced inquiry skills through evidence-based analysis. You will gain critical insight into health economics and the research methodologies that underpin health systems evaluation, preparing you for impactful decision-making in a vital field. This course is ideal for those seeking to contribute to improved health outcomes through rigorous research and strategic planning.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over one year, engaging with core modules such as Epidemiology, Introduction to Research Methods, and Qualitative Research Design and Analysis. The curriculum also includes optional modules like Health Needs Assessment and Economic Evaluation, allowing you to tailor your studies. Throughout your MPH, you will work alongside research-active public health experts, developing strong analytical capabilities. You will graduate with the skills necessary for a research degree or an academic career in public health or health services research, ready to address complex health challenges.