36 monthsProgramme duration
13,000 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Health/Healthcare
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
Online
Benefits of this course
Climate change. Non-communicable diseases. Conflicts. Unfair healthcare provision. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), solving these urgent health challenges requires a coordinated effort from the global health sector, policymakers, international agencies, and communities. Could you be part of that solution?
Join us for a thought-provoking course that draws on the research and experience of our experts. Build the knowledge you need to reduce health inequality, inequity and injustice. Explore the measures needed to protect communities of the majority and of the marginalised from global threats such as conflict, economic crises and preventable diseases.
City St George's online Global Health course combines flexibility, engagement, and cutting-edge technology to ensure students around the world can access high-quality education. You will have the flexibly to study around existing commitments and join a global community of students. You will be equipped with interdisciplinary skills to analyse and address key global health challenges.
You’ll be taught by staff whose expertise covers ethics, law, philosophy, humanities, communicable and non-communicable diseases, clinical medicine, surgery, environmental epidemiology, social science, and public health. This includes, for example, an academic specialising in mental health, gender-based violence and conflict, and a veteran public health specialist formerly of the World Health Organization (WHO).
You will explore historical and contemporary issues, socioeconomic and environmental barriers and the role of policy, technology and international collaboration in reducing health disparities. Through core and elective modules, you will gain expertise in areas like migration and health, gender and sexuality, and transcultural mental health. If you pursue the MSc, you will also receive support in research methodologies and data analysis, preparing you to conduct impactful global health research.
Additionally, enrolling in this course connects you to a diverse learning community, where you’ll engage with students and professionals from various backgrounds. This creates opportunities for cross-cultural exchange, inter-professional learning, and networking that extend beyond your studies.
Climate change. Non-communicable diseases. Conflicts. Unfair healthcare provision. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), solving these urgent health challenges requires a coordinated effort from the global health sector, policymakers, international agencies, and communities. Could you be part of that solution?
Join us for a thought-provoking course that draws on the research and experience of our experts. Build the knowledge you need to reduce health inequality, inequity and injustice. Explore the measures needed to protect communities of the majority and of the marginalised from global threats such as conflict, economic crises and preventable diseases.
City St George's online Global Health course combines flexibility, engagement, and cutting-edge technology to ensure students around the world can access high-quality education. You will have the flexibly to study around existing commitments and join a global community of students. You will be equipped with interdisciplinary skills to analyse and address key global health challenges.
You’ll be taught by staff whose expertise covers ethics, law, philosophy, humanities, communicable and non-communicable diseases, clinical medicine, surgery, environmental epidemiology, social science, and public health. This includes, for example, an academic specialising in mental health, gender-based violence and conflict, and a veteran public health specialist formerly of the World Health Organization (WHO).
You will explore historical and contemporary issues, socioeconomic and environmental barriers and the role of policy, technology and international collaboration in reducing health disparities. Through core and elective modules, you will gain expertise in areas like migration and health, gender and sexuality, and transcultural mental health. If you pursue the MSc, you will also receive support in research methodologies and data analysis, preparing you to conduct impactful global health research.
Additionally, enrolling in this course connects you to a diverse learning community, where you’ll engage with students and professionals from various backgrounds. This creates opportunities for cross-cultural exchange, inter-professional learning, and networking that extend beyond your studies.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Health/Healthcare
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
Online
Benefits of this course
Climate change. Non-communicable diseases. Conflicts. Unfair healthcare provision. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), solving these urgent health challenges requires a coordinated effort from the global health sector, policymakers, international agencies, and communities. Could you be part of that solution?
Join us for a thought-provoking course that draws on the research and experience of our experts. Build the knowledge you need to reduce health inequality, inequity and injustice. Explore the measures needed to protect communities of the majority and of the marginalised from global threats such as conflict, economic crises and preventable diseases.
City St George's online Global Health course combines flexibility, engagement, and cutting-edge technology to ensure students around the world can access high-quality education. You will have the flexibly to study around existing commitments and join a global community of students. You will be equipped with interdisciplinary skills to analyse and address key global health challenges.
You’ll be taught by staff whose expertise covers ethics, law, philosophy, humanities, communicable and non-communicable diseases, clinical medicine, surgery, environmental epidemiology, social science, and public health. This includes, for example, an academic specialising in mental health, gender-based violence and conflict, and a veteran public health specialist formerly of the World Health Organization (WHO).
You will explore historical and contemporary issues, socioeconomic and environmental barriers and the role of policy, technology and international collaboration in reducing health disparities. Through core and elective modules, you will gain expertise in areas like migration and health, gender and sexuality, and transcultural mental health. If you pursue the MSc, you will also receive support in research methodologies and data analysis, preparing you to conduct impactful global health research.
Additionally, enrolling in this course connects you to a diverse learning community, where you’ll engage with students and professionals from various backgrounds. This creates opportunities for cross-cultural exchange, inter-professional learning, and networking that extend beyond your studies.
Climate change. Non-communicable diseases. Conflicts. Unfair healthcare provision. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), solving these urgent health challenges requires a coordinated effort from the global health sector, policymakers, international agencies, and communities. Could you be part of that solution?
Join us for a thought-provoking course that draws on the research and experience of our experts. Build the knowledge you need to reduce health inequality, inequity and injustice. Explore the measures needed to protect communities of the majority and of the marginalised from global threats such as conflict, economic crises and preventable diseases.
City St George's online Global Health course combines flexibility, engagement, and cutting-edge technology to ensure students around the world can access high-quality education. You will have the flexibly to study around existing commitments and join a global community of students. You will be equipped with interdisciplinary skills to analyse and address key global health challenges.
You’ll be taught by staff whose expertise covers ethics, law, philosophy, humanities, communicable and non-communicable diseases, clinical medicine, surgery, environmental epidemiology, social science, and public health. This includes, for example, an academic specialising in mental health, gender-based violence and conflict, and a veteran public health specialist formerly of the World Health Organization (WHO).
You will explore historical and contemporary issues, socioeconomic and environmental barriers and the role of policy, technology and international collaboration in reducing health disparities. Through core and elective modules, you will gain expertise in areas like migration and health, gender and sexuality, and transcultural mental health. If you pursue the MSc, you will also receive support in research methodologies and data analysis, preparing you to conduct impactful global health research.
Additionally, enrolling in this course connects you to a diverse learning community, where you’ll engage with students and professionals from various backgrounds. This creates opportunities for cross-cultural exchange, inter-professional learning, and networking that extend beyond your studies.
Admission Requirements
79+
6.5+
59+
To be considered for this course, you will need to:
We welcome applications from individuals from a range of backgrounds, including humanities, science and healthcare.
Alternative professional qualifications, or previous related experience, may be considered and we encourage you to apply. You will be expected to have experience of working in global health (e.g. for non-governmental organisations) and you may be required to submit supplementary details (e.g. transcripts).
Intercalating students Applicants who do not have an undergraduate degree but are current medical students who have successfully completed 360 credits (or equivalent) including at least 120 credits at Level 6 (or equivalent) of their medical degree are also eligible to apply.
- meet the entry criteria
- write a personal statement
- provide two suitable references
We welcome applications from individuals from a range of backgrounds, including humanities, science and healthcare.
Alternative professional qualifications, or previous related experience, may be considered and we encourage you to apply. You will be expected to have experience of working in global health (e.g. for non-governmental organisations) and you may be required to submit supplementary details (e.g. transcripts).
Intercalating students Applicants who do not have an undergraduate degree but are current medical students who have successfully completed 360 credits (or equivalent) including at least 120 credits at Level 6 (or equivalent) of their medical degree are also eligible to apply.
36 Months
Sep
Tuition fees
Domestic
13,000 GBP
International
13,000 GBP
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