Public Health (Extended), BSc (Hons)

This extended public health degree offers a foundation year to build essential skills for degree-level study, followed by the same curriculum as the three-year program. It equips students with practical knowledge in areas such as community empowerment, statistical analysis, epidemiology, and policy development, emphasizing employability through strong links with health and social care providers. Guided by research-active tutors, learners explore strategies to enhance UK health outcomes, including addressing inequalities and designing national campaigns, culminating in a final-year work placement for hands-on experience and professional networking.Key highlights include top-three rankings in London for student satisfaction with learning resources in subjects allied to medicine (2019 National Student Survey). The four-year course features lower entry requirements than its three-year counterpart, making it ideal for those with ability but not formal qualifications, and it is delivered at the university's Greenwich Campus.

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