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Master of Public Health (MSc) – Master’s Degree Course
Your Pathway to Leadership in the Public Health Sector
The Master of Public Health (MSc) is designed for graduates and professionals ready to make a difference in the health and social care landscape. Delivered by Arden University and offered through Certgates, this master’s degree course provides the advanced skills needed to manage preventive health services, shape health policy, and lead innovation in a rapidly evolving public health sector.Accredited and endorsed by leading organisations, this program equips you with cutting-edge knowledge in public health management, digital literacy, epidemiology, and global health challenges, ensuring you are career-ready for senior roles in the public health field.
Certgates & Arden University Partnership
This program is delivered online and through blended learning by Arden University, a UK institution known for its accessible, career-focused education. By enrolling via Certgates, you gain access to Arden’s academic excellence while benefiting from Certgates’ dedicated support and guidance throughout your learning journey.
Why Choose This Program?
Designed for the Modern Health Professional
Developed with input from leading public health employers and industry advisors, ensuring practical, relevant skills.
Flexible Learning Options
Study online from anywhere in the world or choose blended learning in Berlin, London, or Manchester.
Digital & Data-Driven Approach
Gain hands-on experience with public health software such as SPSS, NVIVO, Stata, and simulation tools to plan and manage disease outbreaks.
Career-Focused Skills
Learn to manage health programs, evaluate health policies, and lead effective interventions at community and national levels.
Personalised Support
Access expert tutors, interactive workshops, and a professional network that prepares you for impactful roles in the public health sector.
Accreditation
The Master of Public Health (MSc) is recognised by leading professional bodies:
- APHEA Validated: Ensures the curriculum meets European standards in public health education.
- CMI Accredited: Earn a Level 7 Diploma in Strategic Management and Leadership Practice, with Chartered Manager Status on graduation.
- IHSCM Endorsed: Includes student membership in the Institute of Health & Social Care Management, connecting you to workshops, conferences, and networks.
- BGA Membership – Gain complementary membership with the Business Graduates Association, offering career development tools and resources.
- AACSB Membership – Arden is a member of the prestigious Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.
What You Will Study
Modules (Total 180 Credits)
This Master of Public Health (MSc) takes a modular approach, giving you both theoretical knowledge and practical skills for global and community health leadership.
Taught Modules 20 Credits each
- 1Research Methods (20 credits)Build confidence in analysing public health data.
- 2Contemporary Challenges in Public Health (20 credits)Explore pressing issues facing modern health systems.
- 3Health Policy (20 credits)Learn how to design, critique, and implement effective health policies.
- 4Preventive Health & Promotion (20 credits)Develop strategies for health education and disease prevention.
- 5Epidemiology (20 credits)Understand disease distribution and apply statistical analysis in health research.
- 6Gender, Sexual & Reproductive Health (20 credits)Address critical issues in population health.
Research Project 60 Credits
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Independent project aligned with your goalsConduct an independent research project aligned with your career goals, supported by an academic supervisor.
What You Will Study?
This Master of Public Health (MSc) takes a modular approach, giving you both theoretical knowledge and practical skills for global and community health leadership.
- Modules (Total 180 Credits)
- Research Methods (20 credits): Build confidence in analysing public health data.
- Contemporary Challenges in Public Health (20 credits): Explore pressing issues facing modern health systems.
- Health Policy (20 credits): Learn how to design, critique, and implement effective health policies.
- Preventive Health & Promotion (20 credits): Develop strategies for health education and disease prevention.
- Epidemiology (20 credits): Understand disease distribution and apply statistical analysis in health research.
- Gender, Sexual & Reproductive Health (20 credits): Address critical issues in population health.
- Research Project (60 credits): Conduct an independent research project aligned with your career goals.
The Research Project (60 Credits)
Your capstone is an independent investigation into a contemporary HR issue. You’ll identify a strategic question, apply rigorous methods, and deliver actionable recommendations, demonstrating senior-level judgement in resource management (SHRM) and producing a portfolio-ready output for employers.
Career Prospects
Graduates of the Master of Public Health programme are prepared to take on senior leadership and specialist roles in the public health sector, including government, NGOs, research, and international organisations.
Potential career paths include:
- Public Health Advisor
- Epidemiologist
- Policy Analyst
- Program Manager
- Public Health Consultant
- Public Health Researcher
- Health and Social Care Leader
NGO and Charity Sector Professional
How We Teach, How You Learn
Assessments
There are no traditional exams. Instead, your progress is evaluated through:
- Case studies
- Health journal articles and report writing
- Policy briefs and media updates
- Digital health service management portfolio
- Interactive presentations
- Digital poster presentations
Learning Experience:
Research Project
Your 60-credit research project gives you the opportunity to:
- Select a public health topic of personal and professional relevance.
- Produce a comprehensive dissertation or applied research study.
- Work closely with experienced academic supervisors.
- Present your findings in academic or professional forums.
Entry Requirements
To apply, you will need:
Standard Entry:
A bachelor’s degree (2:2 or above) in clinical health, allied health sciences, health studies, health psychology, biomedical sciences, nutrition, or related scientific fields.
Non-Standard Entry:
Relevant professional experience in clinical health or health studies considered case by case.
Mathematics:
GCSE Grade C/4 (or equivalent). A preparatory module is available for students without formal maths qualifications.
English Language:
IELTS 6.5 (minimum 6.0 in each component) or TOEFL iBT 90 for online learning; IELTS 6.0 for blended learning in the UK or Berlin.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Do I need a background in health to apply for the MSc Public Health?
A bachelor’s degree in health-related subjects (e.g., health sciences, psychology, biomedical sciences, nutrition) is the standard entry route. However, applicants with relevant professional experience in health or social care may also be considered.
How will I be assessed during the programme?
There are no traditional exams. Instead, assessments are applied and practice-focused, including case studies, policy briefs, journal article writing, digital health portfolios, and interactive presentations.
Is this programme professionally recognised?
Yes. The MSc Public Health is APHEA validated, CMI accredited (with Level 7 Diploma and Chartered Manager Status), endorsed by the IHSCM, and supported through Arden’s memberships with AACSB and the Business Graduates Association (BGA).
What career opportunities will this degree open up?
Graduates can pursue roles such as Public Health Advisor, Epidemiologist, Policy Analyst, Programme Manager, Consultant, or NGO professional. The qualification also provides a strong foundation for PhD study or advanced research positions.
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