MSc Public Health and Wellbeing at University of Suffolk

The MSc Public Health and Wellbeing course has been designed to cover key areas of public health and wellbeing with a focus on enhancing and promoting the health and wellbeing of populations, preventing and tackling health adversities/health issues and addressing a range of factors that influence health and drive health inequalities. By understanding the importance of research, evidence and policies in public health and wellbeing, and by promoting the Sustainable Development Goals, studying this course at the University of Suffolk aims to empower students as agents of change in the field of public health and wellbeing.

Faculty: School of Health Sciences and Society  |  Duration: One year full-time, two years part-time  |  Study mode: full-time (part-time option)  |  Intake: September 2027  |  Location: Ipswich, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Modules include Principles of Public Health and Wellbeing (Mandatory), Research Methods and Epidemiology (Mandatory), Global Public Health Leadership (Mandatory), Public Health Nutrition (Optional), Physical Activity and Public Health (Optional), Maternal and Infant Health (Optional), Mental Health Through the Life Course (Optional), Dissertation (Mandatory).

Career pathways

Studying the MSc Public Health and Wellbeing programme will develop skills and knowledge enabling graduates to work in public health roles within health, government and voluntary sectors as well as research industries and in the community.

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