Public Health (Extended), BSc Hons

There are many opportunities for graduates with a public health degree. Graduates have gone on to a variety of roles in local government, the National Health Service, the wide sweep of organisations in the voluntary sector, regional, national and international bodies, and industries involved in food, transport, the environment, pollution and education.

Applicants would normally apply with the equivalent of 64 UCAS points (or above), plus GCSE English Language or Literature and Maths grade 4/C (or above). This might include:

Applications from those with an A‐Level background if the applicant has two D grades and one E grade (or above) in relevant subjects.
Applications from those with 64 UCAS points including points from at least two AS-Levels in relevant subjects.
Applications from those with an AS‐Level background if the applicant has studied three/four AS subjects and achieved at least three C grades (or above) in relevant subjects.

What you should know about this course
The four year course is identical to the three year course, but with the bonus of a foundation year at the start. This course has lower entry criteria than the three year course.
If you have the ability but not the qualifications, this is your route to a degree in public health.
Students studying the BSc Hons Public Health can expect to earn up to £30,000 on graduation (HESA, 2020).
The course is taught at the university's iconic Greenwich Campus.