Public Health

Applicants should have a second class honours degree (or overseas equivalent) or a degree-level professional qualification in an appropriate subject, normally with some experience in the broad field of public health (or primary care for MPH (Primary Care) applicants). For the Master of Public Health degree, rather than the Public Health MSc, students should normally be, or have been, employed in a public health agency. Full-time students can satisfy this requirement by undertaking their dissertation while on a short placement with a public health agency. Some full time students from overseas undertake their dissertation placement in their home country.