Course Overview

Contemporary in its structure and with a delivery method that you’ll find highly flexible, the course has been developed in close collaboration with leading public health employers and industry advisory groups. You’ll be exposed to several innovative teaching approaches and assessment methods that have been brought together to support the development of your knowledge and abilities in global health management, helping you graduate with the specialized skills necessary for a successful career in the global health sector. 

This global health management master’s course also prepares you for the digital and data-driven world of modern global health management. You’ll also explore and become proficient in a wide range of digital technologies such as SPSS, NVIVO, Stata, Gorilla, and more. This allows you to learn about virtual simulations and technologies used to predict, model, and plan for future infectious and non-infectious disease outbreaks on a global scale, as well as how to respond to real-life challenges that may arise in your future career as a global healthcare manager or leader. 

General Eligibility

To be eligible for the MSc Global Health Management, we need to see that you have:

• A UK bachelor’s degree or equivalent at a 2:2 level

• Individuals who have HND/HNC/Dip HE, with three to four years of strong professional work experience with evidence of managerial/supervisory responsibilities are also encouraged to apply

Part Time Work Details

In a distance learning course, there are typically no strict regulations regarding part-time employment, providing students with the flexibility to pursue work opportunities while studying remotely. This autonomy allows individuals to manage their schedules and balance professional commitments with their educational pursuits.

Language Requirement

• • IELTS 6.5 (no less than 6.0 in any element); or TOEFL iBT 90; or equivalent

  • Alternatively, evidence you have previously studied in English, such as a letter to show that the Medium of Instruction was in English, can be accepted.