MSc Public Health and Wellbeing

Course summary
Overview
This course provides a fascinating and well-balanced programme of study.

You will take a variety of interesting and engaging modules.

It is designed to develop your knowledge and skills in public health and wellbeing with a focus on individuals and communities.

The course is suitable for:
graduates of all disciplines
those planning to work in public health, health promotion and wellbeing
individuals who have a public health and health promotion remit within their current role.
Students from a wide variety of backgrounds are very welcome:
general nurses
mental health nurses
midwifes
people involved in the health and fitness industry
people working with local authorities
sexual health workers
voluntary workers
youth workers
and many more.
Why choose this course?
This innovate course provides you with a supportive and enjoyable learning environment in which to pursue your passion for improving public health and wellbeing. Through this course you will have the opportunity to:
learn about the issues that affect health and gain essential knowledge and skills necessary to plan, deliver and evaluate innovative health promotion interventions
strengthen your management and leadership skills, which are essential for working in a public health role.
Tutor Information
This course is run by the College of Nursing, Midwifery and Healthcare to provide you with both the high-quality teaching and the personal attention you need to make the most of your University education.

You will learn from highly skilled staff, many of whom conduct cutting-edge research in their specialist areas, ensuring that your period of study is both challenging and rewarding.

Staff have hands-on experience of working in senior positions in public health in the UK and globally.

The Course Leader is Dr Jane Thomas jane.thomas@uwl.ac.uk

Career and study progression
Public health and wellbeing is a field that has relevance for a range of
employers including:
health...