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Course Overview

The programme develops students into future healthcare leaders who understand health policy, community change, human behaviour change, or health service design.

The programme places emphasis on leadership and strategic thinking developed through comprehensive qualitative and quantitative research, analysis and evaluation. It is tailored to the demographic and epidemiological challenges of contemporary urban societies - the diseases of affluence and ageing, and the marginalized and vulnerable populations produced by these kinds of settings.

The Bradford MPH provides training in public policy, health care practice development, epidemiology, and community development that focusses on skills for change, making it a must-have qualification for those wishing to address the contemporary challenges of public health or undertake research in the public health field.

The following specialisms are available:

  • Global Perspective on Quality Health Care
  • Leading and Managing Change in Health Care
  • Improvement Management of Global Pharmaceutical Supplies
  • Working with Communities

Entry Requirement 

Academic Requirements:

Candidates must hold a 2:1 honours degree or the overseas equivalent in a medical, health, or social sciences subject.

Applicants with a 2:2 honours degree and a minimum of two years of professional public health-related experience may also be considered. 

A degree-level professional qualification in an appropriate subject, normally with some experience in the broad field of public health will also be considered.

English Language Requirements: 

English language IELTS 6.5.

If you do not meet the IELTS requirement, you can take a University of Bradford pre-sessional English course.

Fees

Home: £7370 per year

International: £17682 per year


This information was accurate on : 12/03/2021
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