47 Master's degrees in Public Health in Scotland, United Kingdom

This Public Health programme from Edinburgh Napier University aims to develop your interest in, and knowledge and understanding of, Public Health Theory and Practice in a Global context. 

Learn the techniques and strategies you can apply to public health practice. Get the skills you need to make a real difference in communities around the world with this MPH Public Health (part time) from University of Dundee.

Gain public health expertise and be the change in improving the health of people and communities. The Public Health (Online) programme is offered University of Stirling.

The Environmental Health with Professional Practise degree from Abertay University is a practical Master's – accredited by REHIS - combining advanced academic study with real-world industry experience. Designed to accelerate the careers of those already working in the industry.

In the Public Health (Palliative Care Research) (part time) from University of Dundee you will learn about the techniques and strategies that you can apply to palliative care research, integrating public health knowledge with your expertise in this field.

The Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases and Antimicrobial Resistance programme of the University of Glasgow will equip students with a broad skill set in epidemiology of infectious diseases and antimicrobial resistance by combining training in epidemiological investigations, quantitative methods, laboratory-based approaches, bioinformatic tools, alongside the global ethical and legal contexts.

Critical Care is a term that is repeated daily in the media. It is the specialty we practice and are passionate about, and the area of health care we are dedicated to teaching at the Clinical Critical Care programme of the University of Glasgow.

Gain the knowledge, skills and practical experience needed to excel in the field of public health with the MPH Master of Public Health from University of Stirling.

The Advanced Practice in Health Care programme of the University of Glasgow is designed for the growing number of health care professionals wishing to work in clinical leadership or extended roles in clinical practice in the UK.

The Global Health programme of the University of Glasgow is a unique opportunity for you to develop a critical understanding of the key issues within health and medicine, health policy and health planning, and of the determinants of health and health inequalities from a social science perspective.

In the Clinical and Surgical Sciences programme of the University of Glasgow, individual research projects tailored around the expertise of principal investigators.

The Global Mental Health programme of the University of Glasgow is designed to produce graduates who can take charge of mental health service provision at a global level, helping them develop the knowledge to integrate initiatives into the wider aims of international development, and address global inequities.

The Ageing, Health and Welfare programme at the University of Glasgow addresses key questions in the fundamental biology of ageing, animal welfare and food security. How and why does ageing occur and what are its impacts on health and well-being? How do animals cope with pollutants? How do we achieve sustainable animal production whilst protecting animal health and welfare?

Learn about the techniques and strategies that you can apply to palliative care research, integrating public health knowledge with your expertise in this field throughout this Public Health (Palliative Care Research) from University of Dundee.

The aim of the Diabetes, Renal, Endocrine and Metabolic Medicine programme of the University of Glasgow is to better understand the mechanisms of cardiovascular and metabolic diseases affecting people with the conditions covered by our clinical specialities (i.e. diabetes, renal disease, endocrine conditions), and the implications for the wider population.

The Public Health programme of the University of Glasgow aims to promote health, prevent disease, reduce inequalities in health, and prolong life. The population perspective of public health ensures that its practitioners are well placed to improve health wherever they are.

Learn about the strategies that apply to dental public health practice. This will help you make a difference in local, national, and international communities with this Dental Public Health programme from the University of Dundee.

Public health is the science and art of protecting and improving the health of people and their communities. A Masters in Public Health (Online) from the University of Glasgow allows you to develop the knowledge and skills needed to make a difference. 

The Palliative Care programme of the University of Glasgow is for professionals caring for patients with life-threatening or incurable illness. Students will expand, enhance and develop their knowledge through reviewing a broad range of published literature related to Palliative Care.

Another pandemic (Covid-19) has seen the term ‘ICU’ rise to prominence once again as the area in hospital where the most severely ill patients are cared for. Critical Care is a term that is repeated daily in the media. It is the specialty we practice and are passionate about, and the area of health care we are dedicated to teaching at the Critical Care programme of the University of Glasgow.