Brighton and Sussex Medical School · Part-time
Global Health
The global health programme at the Wellcome Trust Centre for Global Health Research develops students’ understanding of the complex determinants of health and ill-health and their potential solutions in order to help them contribute to the improvement of healt…
MSc2 yearsPart-time
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Brighton and Sussex Medical School · Subjects allied to medicine
The global health programme at the Wellcome Trust Centre for Global Health Research develops students’ understanding of the complex determinants of health and ill-health and their potential solutions in order to help them contribute to the improvement of health and the achievement of health equity and social justice worldwide. With this purpose, this programme offers an inter-multi and cross-disciplinary approach to health and ill-health. The course brings together experts from the health sciences, development studies, anthropology, international relations and pharmacy amongst others in order to deliver a stimulating and vibrant programme, covering topics such as poverty and inequality, cultural understandings of health and healing, global health governance, health policy and interventions, access to medicines, and the relationship between globalisation, developmebnt and health inequities. Graduates from this course will have the skills to work as global health practitioners, policy makers, consultants or researchers in non-governmental organisations (NGOs), governments, and international health and development agencies. Our previous graduates have gone into a range of careers, working for national and international NGOs, the NHS and Public Health England. Others are based in national and international research organisations and universities, and some have continued their further postgraduate training at PhD level.
Getting in
As the university states it
A first- or upper second-class undergraduate honours degree or equivalent in any Global Health-related subject (e.g. anthropology, development studies, sports, nursing, political sciences, psychology, pharmacy, etc) or the successful completion of at least three years’ basic medical science at a UK medical school (having gained at least 360 credits). Relevant experience desirable but not essential English Language (IELTS): A minimum score of 7, with no less than 6.5 in each section.
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