The vision of this programme is to build a vibrant inter-professional and interdisciplinary learning community of primary care practitioners who will work together under the guidance of expert tutors to explore how the principles and practice of effective primary health care may be achieved in different countries, health care systems, and local settings. Aimed at doctors, nurses, allied health professions, policy makers, and managers working in a public health, primary care, or health policy setting throughout the world, it will promote high quality research, teaching, and service development in these areas in an international context. Assessment takes a number of different forms including coursework essays, assignments and presentations, and examinations. Students must achieve an overall pass in the taught element in order to progress to their dissertation, which must also be passed for a degree to be awarded. With this multidisciplinary approach, you will gain critical insight and applied skills necessary for management, persuasion, and advocacy.