This course aims to enable you to become a leader and change agent, developing the knowledge and skills needed to work within this new multi-disciplinary public health landscape. You will advance your public health knowledge, skills and approach to teamwork, multi-agency collaboration and community partnerships throughout the modules on this course and critically evaluate strategies to improve public health outcomes. These skills are increasingly relevant for the public health workforce who may be located within a variety of settings including the local authority, the NHS, the voluntary or the private sector. You will be taught by highly experienced tutors who come from a range of disciplinary backgrounds including, research and policy, health psychology, epidemiology, sociology of health, health policy, health economics and leadership. You will also experience guest lecturers from visiting relevant professionals from organizations such as Public Health England, the Faculty of Public Health, the voluntary sector and local government. Upon successful completion of this course you will have the skills and knowledge to perform a variety of public health related jobs, including: Public health practitioner, Health promotion advisor, Health trainer and training coordinator, Community development and community outreach worker, Health information officer, Youth worker, Drug and alcohol team and project worker, Health researcher.