Public health has been described as the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life and promoting health. It affects all aspects of our lives. The world needs more skilled public health professionals to find solutions to global challenges. Our Masters of Public Health (MPH) degree will give you the expertise to protect the health of people and their communities. You’ll explore leadership, communication and systems. Mixing public health theories with practical expertise will enable you to effect positive change. Accredited and aligned with public health standards We ensure that our students receive the highest standard of education. Our curriculum is validated by the Agency for Public Health Education Accreditation (APHEA). Our curriculum is also aligned with the: UK Public Health Skills and Knowledge Framework European Agency for Public Health Education Accreditation Course flexibility and CPD modules This MPH Public Health course is delivered 100% online. You can create a bespoke course tailored to your career goals and learning needs. Any of the current modules are available as part of your continuous professional development (CPD). Focus on practical learning This is a practical course that uses real-world case studies and projects. You can apply your knowledge and skills to authentic public health challenges. Practical learning opportunities include guest lectures, group projects, problem-based learning or simulations. You will be taught by world-leading public health academics from the Faculty of Health Sciences and Sport and the Institute for Social Marketing and Health (ISMH). ISMH has over 40 years of experience in research leading to improvements in population health and wellbeing. We are passionate about public health. This innovative course creates an engaging and balanced online learning environment. You’ll be supported throughout by the course director and your dedicated personal tutor. You will study four core modules to develop a foundational understanding of: public health practice epidemiology policy research You will then choose two further modules, reflecting your own interests and aspirations. In the final year, you will bring that learning together to complete your own research project. You will produce a journal article, a research briefing and a short presentation for stakeholders. Your project can be on a topic relevant to your area of professional practice. Modules for CPD You’re also able to take any of the current Master of Public Health (MPH) modules as part of your individual continuous professional development (CPD).