Master of Public Health (MPH) (16-month)

Increasing inequalities continue to challenge quality of life and life expectancy improvements across the world. An ageing population, increased chronic disease burden, migration, environmental damage and climate change continue to highlight the need for an international workforce to take forward the public health agenda.

Join a university aligned to the global public health research agenda. Learn from the university's experienced teaching team working with researchers, graduates and external public health employers as part of an international force for the common good. Glasgow Caledonian University's Master of Public Health aims to prevent disease, promote health, and protect the health and well-being of the public through education, research and public health practice and service.

Study in Glasgow and London; on campus or remotely, students will realise the following key learning outcomes: • Gain an understanding of health inequalities and the social determinants of health

• Awareness of data and ability to assess the population's health and well-being • Evaluate the effectiveness of public health interventions, programs and services • Understand how to develop and implement public health policy and strategy • Gain an understanding of health protection and public health intelligence • Understand the key role of health economics in public health • Have the ability to interpret statistical methods to make appropriate recommendations • Propose evidence based interventions to address health inequalities using a social action approach