Public Health
Looks at how to improve the health of whole communities, not only individuals: what causes health inequalities and what can be done about them.
What you could study
- Health promotion and behaviour change
- Health inequalities and social factors
- Understanding data about health
- Policy and community programmes
- Research and evidence
Who it suits
Carers, support workers and people with caring experience who want to build on it.
Skills you build
- Compassionate communication
- Reflective practice
- Critical thinking and writing
- Leadership and quality improvement
Where it can lead
- Health promotion or community health roles
- Project support in public services or charities
- Policy and research support
- Further study in public health
Study options
Study level
- 1st year entry
When classes run
- 1 day a week
- 2 days a week (about 4 hours each)
- Evening classes
Exact levels and timetables depend on the campus and are confirmed when you apply.