Awards
Target Award
Alternative Exit
Alternative Exit
Programme Offerings
Part-Time
F2F-JMU-SEP
Educational Aims of the Course
The overall aim of the programme is to produce postgraduates who are able to play a significant role in public health practice. This will be achieved through the building of a sound public health knowledge base and the key skills required to operate as a public health practitioner. The specific aims are to: 1. Provide participants with the knowledge and skills to raise awareness of the population based approach to health and bring an enhanced public health dimension to their work within their current or future employing organisation. 2. Provide a cutting edge curriculum which will enhance knowledge and understanding of key issues and strategic approaches in population health from an international, national and local perspective. 3. Develop/extend students' capacity and capability to engage in partnership work with and for communities to improve health and reduce inequalities in health. 4. Provide participants with a learning experience which will enhance their capacity and capability to develop new skills and knowledge as well as draw upon previous experience. 5. Enhance career development opportunities for both students working within public health and those looking to enter a career in public health.
Learning Outcomes
Teaching, Learning and Assessment
Lectures, seminars, tutorials, inquiry based learning and problem solving workshops. Guided reading; Canvas VLE activities: discussion boards, online tests and guided videos. Email support and self -directed research and study. Critical reviews, essays, presentations, research protocols, reports, and dissertation.