BSc (Hons) Public Health and Community Wellbeing

You will explore how social, economic, environmental, and cultural factors influence health.
You will learn how to:
understand patterns of health and disease in different populationsanalyse and interpret public health datadesign and evaluate health improvement programmesexplore global health issues and policy responsescommunicate health information clearly and effectivelyThe course combines theory with real-world application.
Throughout your studies, you will be encouraged to think about fairness, ethics and social justice in health. This will help you understand how public health professionals work to reduce inequalities and create healthier societies.

A degree in Public Health and Population Studies opens the door to a wide range of careers.
You could work in:
public health teams within local authorities or the NHShealth promotion and community developmentglobal health organisations and charitiesresearch and data analysis roles After you graduate, you may choose to continue your studies at postgraduate level in public health, global health, epidemiology, health policy, or related fields.
Wherever you choose to go next, this degree equips you with the knowledge, practical skills and confidence to create positive change.
By understanding the bigger picture of health and wellbeing, you will be ready to contribute to healthier communities locally, nationally and globally.