Oxford Brookes University · Distance learning (part-time)
Global Public Health Leadership
How do we get communities to identify what they need? How do we empower groups and populations to support and promote good health from within? Is there a better way to advocate for society’s most vulnerable and underserved? On our Global Public Health Leadersh…
Masters2 yearsDistance learning (part-time)
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Psychology, Health and Professional Development · Subjects allied to medicine
How do we get communities to identify what they need? How do we empower groups and populations to support and promote good health from within? Is there a better way to advocate for society’s most vulnerable and underserved? On our Global Public Health Leadership MPH, you’ll explore global questions in rigorous detail. You’ll look at ways to build leadership in different settings and discover innovative ways to promote better health in the community. This course is about taking new ideas and concepts, putting them into action and finding ways to mobilise initiatives from the ground up. This course is taught entirely online so you can study alongside work commitments. You will have constant academic support, be involved in a community of other students, and be able to access all your reading materials online. Whether you’re interested in improving public health on a global level, or looking to further an existing career in public health services, this course will give you the expertise to get you there.
Getting in
As the university states it
A Level 6 degree from a recognised higher education institution or equivalent, and an interest in public health that is demonstrated in the personal statement. For applicants whose first language is not English, an Academic IELTS score of 6.5 (with 6.5 in Reading and Writing, and 6.0 in Listening and Speaking) is required. Students must be confident in using a computer or similar device to browse websites, send emails, produce documents and upload files. Their computers or devices must have access to the Internet and Google Meet, and we recommend the following minimum standards for your device: • Processor: 1.0 GHz or faster; • Memory 1GB RAM or more; • Running a recent version of Microsoft Windows or Apple Macintosh or Linux or Google Chrome or Google Android operating systems; • Internet download speed: 0.5 Mbps or faster; • Internet upload speed: 0.2 Mbps or faster; Students from countries that block Google products will not be able to access Google Meet webinars and may be unable to watch pre-recorded lectures. While the teaching team will attempt to accommodate your individual circumstances, this may reduce the quality of your student experience.
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