Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Public Health (L510)

The BSc Public Health at the University of West London enables students to learn about the social, cultural, economic and political factors that affect health, as well as identify health patterns and trends in the public health and wellness of individuals, neighbourhoods and populations.

Students will enhance their leadership skills and ability to work as part of a team.

These skills will help students to:

• work effectively with diverse groups involved in the promotion of public health • deliver and evaluate innovative health promotion campaigns • influence the development of policy for healthy communities

Students can also develop wider skills from organising and taking part in real-world health promotion activities, such as a World AIDS Day flash mob and a student-led health conference seminar.

Additionally, the University provides an excellent volunteering service with opportunities in public health-related charities and not-for-profit organisations.

After completing the BSc Public Health course, students will be able to work within multi-agency teams delivering health promotion projects and programmes and will possess the interpersonal and community engagement skills to work in diverse communities.