This program is typically delivered over 3 semesters. The time commitment required is expected to be 3 full days and one half day each week, so it should fit well around most work schedules.

Semester 1 Modules Include:

• Introduction to Public Health

Here you’ll explore the basics of the discipline.

• Quantitative Research

This module will teach you subject specific research techniques.

• Health Promotion

You’ll learn the core function of the discipline – promoting health publicly.

• Epidemiology of Non-Communicable Disease

You’ll look at the many ways illnesses and health issues spread amongst populations.

• Leadership for Public Health

This module will help you rise to the top within your field.

Semester 2 Modules Include:

• Public Health Policy & Politics

Here you’ll look at the complexities of public health policy.

• Qualitative Research

This module goes beyond numbers to explore new ways of researching issues.

• Public Health Economics

Economics is deeply linked to public health, and you’ll explore how.

• Health Protection

Here you’ll learnt h principles of safeguarding heath.

Semester 3 Modules Include:

• Dissertation

More than 95% of Marjon’s graduates find suitable work (or enter into higher degree programs) within 6 months of successfully completing their degrees. You’ll be in a strong position to apply for a range of public health positions on the local, national or international levels. You might pursue a career in health advocacy, research, health policy development, direct health promotion, health education or epidemiology. Alternatively, this degree could give you better promotion potential within your current organisation.