MPH iheed Master of Public Health at University of Warwick

Programme overview

A part-time, wholly online Master of Public Health delivered by Warwick Medical School with delivery partner iheed, covering epidemiology, population health, health promotion, health protection, health services management and research methods. The curriculum is aligned with the Faculty of Public Health's Diplomate examination.

Faculty: Faculty of Science, Engineering and Medicine | Department: Warwick Medical School | Duration: 24 months part-time (MPH); 12 months part-time (PGDip); 6 months part-time (PGCert) | Intake: January, May and September | Study mode: part-time | Location: Coventry, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Teaching combines weekly online synchronous tutorials, weekly activities, tutor-moderated forums and interactive case studies. Optional modules may include Health Screening, International Health Policy, Introduction to Health Economics, Qualitative Research Methods in Health, Global Health and Public Mental Health and Wellbeing. Master's students complete a research module assessed by a research protocol, oral and poster presentations and a journal article. Three cohorts of about 40 students are recruited each year.

Career pathways

Graduates advance in public health, epidemiology, global health, health promotion, environmental health, health services management and health communication, or pursue PhD study and academic roles.

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Application information

Entry requirements

2:2 honours degree from a recognised institution. No additional entry requirements. English language: Band A (no scores stated on the page).

Intake: January, May and September

Duration: 6 months part-time (PGCert) 12 months part-time (PGDip) 24 months part-time (MPH)

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