MSc Public Health and Social Care in Practice
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The MSc in Public Health and Social Care in Practice prepares students to address challenges like ageing populations, lifestyle-related diseases, and mental well-being. It emphasises ethical care, efficient resource management, and evidence-based decision-making to deliver high-quality care. Students explore public health, health promotion, healthcare policy, and modern technologies like AI in healthcare management.
The course equips students with critical thinking and problem-solving skills to tackle long-term health and social care issues. Ideal for those seeking impactful careers, it prepares graduates for roles in transforming public health and social care services.
Years Modules
Throughout the course, you will explore essential concepts such as public health, health promotion, and social care. The curriculum covers key theories, policies, and ethical frameworks, equipping you with the skills to tackle current public health challenges. You will develop robust research skills and learn to analyse complex health issues, preparing you to make informed decisions in your future career. The course culminates in a research project that allows you to apply your knowledge to address real-world problems, demonstrating your ability to make evidence-based decisions and enhancing your professional readiness.
Compulsory
- Social Epidemiology and Public Health Development
- Practice Based Research
- Health Care System Organisation and Leadership
- Community Care and Management of Longer-term Conditions
- Public Health and Social Care Dissertation
Optional - Service Integration and Partnership Working
- Quality Assurance and Service Improvements
- Population Health and Digital Health Promotion
