Robert Gordon University

Overview

The MSc in Public Health and Health Promotion at Robert Gordon University is designed to enhance your skills in designing, delivering, and evaluating health promotion and public health interventions. This program emphasizes evidence-based strategies aimed at reducing health inequalities and enhancing the overall wellbeing of populations.

What you'll study

The course spans 13 months of full-time study, combining on-campus learning with the support of Moodle for additional resources. Students will progress through core concepts of public health and health promotion, moving towards applied practice and independent research.

Core modules (indicative)

• Health Promotion and Public Health: Principles and Concepts
• Evidence-based Public Health
• Inequalities and Health
• Global Health Challenges
• Health Psychology and the Principles of Behaviour Change
• Population Health and Wellbeing
• Leading Change and Partnerships
• Research Project (independent study)

Learning approach

• Critical examination of public health evidence and research methods
• Applied learning focused on community and service improvement
• Skill development in planning, evaluation, and communication of health promotion outcomes

Note: The university may update module titles and sequencing. Your final timetable will be confirmed by Robert Gordon University.

Entry requirements

Applicants should typically hold a Lower Second Class degree or equivalent qualification to be eligible for this program.

Career prospects

Graduates of the MSc in Public Health and Health Promotion can pursue a variety of career paths in public health, community health promotion, health education, and policy development. The program equips you with the knowledge and skills to address pressing health issues and implement effective health interventions in diverse settings.