514 Master's degrees in Public Health in England, United Kingdom

The Master's in Physician Associate Studies (MPAS) at City St George's, University of London, is a full-time programme spanning two years. This course prepares students for a career as Physician Associates, equipping them with essential clinical skills and knowledge. The curriculum is designed to foster professional excellence and is delivered by a diverse team of experienced educators.

Clinical trials are essential in discovering whether new healthcare interventions improve outcomes for patients. The Clinical Trials programme offered at the University College London (UCL) will provide an excellent grounding in clinical trials and enhance the knowledge and understanding of those already working in the field. 

Advanced Clinical Practice is for experienced healthcare practitioners in hospital and community settings. The course at King's College London builds on your existing skills and experience to enable you to lead and support the development and delivery of advanced clinical practice. 

A programme with tangible real-world value, the Global Healthcare Management (Analytics) MSc is a degree from University College London (UCL)  that has been co-created by academics and industry experts. 

The MSc in Global Healthcare Leadership at the University of Oxford is an intellectually rigorous and highly practical, part-time programme, designed to develop experiences leaders with the skills to deliver affordable, effective and efficient healthcare in complex global systems.

The Public Health course at University of Huddersfield is designed for those passionate about improving health and wellbeing on a local, national, or global scale.

With a strong focus on research methodologies relevant to public health, the new MPH Master of Public Health (Health Research) from the University of Nottingham provides you with a thorough grounding in basic and advanced public health concepts and theories. 

The Europubhealth - European Masters Programme in Public Health at the University of Sheffield is a prestigious two-year, full-time master degree. This unique programme focuses on core public health competencies and international specialisation, offering students a global perspective through study at partner institutions.

The Clinical Exercise for the Prevention and Management of Disease programme from The University of Lancashire teaches you how to use the latest research to prescribe exercise in clinical settings.

This Infections, Immunology, Virology and Parasitology research degree at the University of Nottingham is bespoke, and allows you to choose your own area of interest to research, under the title of your choosing.

The MSc Advanced and Specialist Healthcare Articulated Pathway (Advanced Dental Clinical Practice) is a part-time Master’s-level programme studied over 18 months. It provides the route for FGDP post-registration Diploma and other appropriately qualified students to achieve a full Master's qualification.

This Global Public Health MRes at York St John University is a research-intensive course designed to equip you with the advanced skills, comprehensive training, and practical experience necessary to undertake a substantial independent research project.

The PG Diploma in Social Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) Difficulties is delivered by Oxford Brookes University in partnership with the mental health charity SEBDA. The Social, Emotional and Mental Health Difficulties programme is offered at Oxford Brookes University.

This Public Health (Health Inequalities) degree from University of Sunderland has a specific focus on health inequalities. It equips you with the skills and knowledge you need to work at an advanced level. Graduate and pursue an exciting career in a range of public health settings.

MPhil/PhD in Primary Care and Population Health at UCL aims to equip the next generation of experts with the necessary tools to address major 21st-century health challenges and deliver real-world impact. 

This Public Health (Distance Learning) programme at the University of Huddersfield offers postgraduate researchers the opportunity to engage in high-impact, practice-focused research that directly improves patient care, health systems, and workforce development locally, nationally, and globally. 

Recognition of the personal and social cost of unmet mental health need within primary care has led to a government-supported initiative to broaden access to psychological therapies, introducing the cutting-edge role of psychological well-being practitioners. Learn more at the Psychological Wellbeing Practice programme from University of Essex.

At the Public Health (Online) programme offered by Teesside University you focus on core concepts and principles underpinning public health practice and policy development, applying these in a variety of settings, including your own area of practice or interest through assessments.

The Obesity Management programme from The University of Lancashire promotes evidence-based practice to help you deal with the complexities of obesity, whilst adopting a patient-centred approach.

The Global Health (Emergency Medical Response) programme offered by The University of Manchester has been developed in collaboration with the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC).