The BSc (Hons) Public Health program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to improve and protect public health while reducing health inequalities across individuals, groups, and communities through coordinated action.

This course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the various aspects of public health practice, as well as the wider determinants of health inequalities. It also explores social policy, relevant theories, and their application to public health.

Through this program, you will learn how to promote health and wellbeing across populations. You will gain the skills needed to research, analyze, report, plan, and implement strategies for health improvement, health protection, and healthcare.

Why Study with Us

• The course covers a broad range of public health disciplines, including lifestyle and health promotion, epidemiology, media and health technology, and both global and local public health issues.
• There is a strong focus on using appropriate tools and techniques, evidence-based approaches, and applying theory to real-world public health practice.
• We emphasize action learning, partnership working, and reflective practice throughout the program.

Key Features Upon successful completion of the course, you will be able to:

• Measure, monitor, and report on population health and wellbeing, identifying health needs, risks, and inequalities, as well as evaluating service usage.
• Promote community and population health and wellbeing, addressing the broader determinants of health and tackling health inequalities.
• Analyze environmental health hazards, considering both short- and long-term challenges, including global and climatic issues.
• Apply research evidence to inform public health practice.
• Evaluate the processes that contribute to the continuous improvement in the design and delivery of public health services.