Public Health - MSc
Key information
Develop the skills and knowledge you need to pursue a career in healthcare, government, private, and non-profit organisations with UL’s one-year, full-time or two-year, part-time Master of Science in Public Health.
The programme seeks to move from traditional public health teachings into a competency-based and applied public health way of learning. It offers modules in areas such as health systems, health policy, global health and sustainable development, public health research and data analysis, as well as monitoring and evaluation of public health interventions.
Based on a competency-based learning format, the programme includes case studies based on real-life scenarios, a practicum, and a research project.
During this programme, you will
- Be able to investigate, design, evaluate, and address public health challenges.
Critically appraise and design different methodological approaches to address public health issues.
- Design, deliver, monitor, and evaluate public health interventions.
- Identify, interpret, improve and evaluate personal, cultural, and professional competencies to guide your career.