767 Master's in Public Health in Europe

Health economics is one of the most dynamic fields today, with the potential to impact quality of life across our society. That is why the unique study programme Applied Health Economics was created at Masaryk University. AHE combines an interdisciplinary knowledge of economics and healthcare with an emphasis on the practical skills of analysts and industry leaders.

The Advanced Clinical Practice program at University of Suffolk is a multi-professional program open to all experienced registered healthcare professionals who wish to advance their careers at the Master’s level and be at the forefront of their field of practice. 

The Public Health programme at the University of the West of Scotland is a comprehensive Master's degree delivered over one year of full-time study. This Lanarkshire-based course focuses on modern public health practice, including epidemiology and health policy, through a flexible blend of face-to-face and online learning.

The Environmental Policy, Technology and Health (Environmental Policy and Regulation) programme at the London School of Economics and Political Science is a two-year, full-time double master's. You will study at Peking University before completing your degree in London, focusing on global sustainability and regulation.

The Clinical Research, PgDip from Lancaster University provides specialist training to advance your career. The knowledge and skills you gain during the programme will support you to progress your career in a research-intensive clinical environment.

The International Public Health (Part-time) course offered by Liverpool John Moores University offers a broad-based understanding of health and its social and environmental determinants.

This Public Health - Global Health (Online) program at Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine explores the factors that shape population health, from climate change and disease threats to health systems, public policy and unequal access to healthcare.