Master of Public Health MPH

Build the foundations of a career as a public health leader striving to promote health to, and prevent disease in, individuals, families, communities and populations. You’ll analyse public health systems, health protection principles and improvement strategies, learn how to reduce inequalities, and gain essential statistical, research and leadership skills.IntroductionOur Master of Public Health (MPH) programmes are designed to equip you with the analytical, research, and collaborative skills essential for public health professionals. You will learn to promote health, prevent disease, and reduce health inequalities in a globalized world. Graduating from the University of Liverpool’s MPH program will prepare you to apply public health principles locally, nationally, and globally.PathwaysChoose from two specialised pathways:1. Master of Public HealthThe main MPH pathway focuses on the competencies required for the evolving public health sector in the UK.2. Master of Public Health (Global Public Health)The MPH (Global Public Health) pathway is ideal for those aiming to develop careers in global settings.Both pathways provide the expertise and practical skills needed to thrive in diverse public health environments.CurriculumThe MPH (main pathway) aligns with the UK Faculty of Public Health specialty training curriculum and is a core component of approved public health specialty training programs for Health Education North West (HENW). This prepares you for the UK Faculty of Public Health Part A examinations and equips you for leadership roles in public health research, practice, and policy.Why choose the Liverpool MPHOur programme leverages internationally recognised expertise within the Department of Public Health, Policy and Systems. You’ll gain insights from leading professionals and network with guest speakers shaping the future of public health.Flexible learning optionsThe programme offers a modular format and open learning facilities, allowing you to study at Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma, or Masters levels. You can also take individual course modules as standalone CPD (Continuing Professional Development) modules.What you'll learnA critical understanding of the wider determinants of health and health inequalities