Public Health BSc (Hons)

The Public Health BSc (Hons) course is designed to educate individuals who want to work in the public health sector, which needs qualified graduates. The philosophy of the course is active learning through practice, which is much more effective than learning theory alone. The course is one step on the road to an MSc Public Health degree.

Why apply for the Public Health BSc (Hons) course?

• The course provides strong employment prospects for graduates
• Students graduate with additional qualifications that increase their value in the job market
• There is a high demand for highly qualified professionals in the public health sector
• Graduates of the course are recognised by the UK Royal Society for Public Health
• The university is a member of the Health and Social Care Academy

What skills will graduates gain?

• The Public Health BSc (Hons) course curriculum teaches you how to prevent disease, promote health and wellbeing and influence the improvement of community health
• Course topics include public health and communicable disease control, public health leadership and management, crisis leadership, health promotion and prevention, infectious disease prevention, supporting habit change

Where to study this course?

Our suggested university in England for the Public Health BSc (Hons) degree is University Square Campus in Luton.