Introduction Our Master of Public Health (MPH) provides a flexible programme that students can tailor to meet their own needs across a broad range of professional accreditation standards in public health and/or to pursue an academic career. It offers an excellent range of specialist elective options to allow you to tailor your learning to your needs and includes a flexible project component enabling you to gain experience oriented towards either the development of a professional career in public health practice or the pursuit of an academic career. You will be taught by experienced tutors from a broad range of disciplines including epidemiology, statistics, public health, psychology, sociology, philosophy, economics and management. Tutors include both renowned academics and expert practitioners. Your learning is enriched by interaction with other students from varied clinical, non-clinical, professional and cultural backgrounds. Undertaking this MPH does not require any particular specialist knowledge (e.g. clinical). Courses Modules Semester 1 Compulsory Applied Statistics Epidemiology Generic Skills Optional Health Behaviour and Behaviour Change Fundamentals of Research Design Health Economics Evidence Based Health Semester 2 Compulsory Health Needs Assessment Optional The Leadership Challenge Qualitative Health Research Health Inforamatics Values and Ethics in Public Health Health Systems and Policy Research Systematic Reviewing Semester 3 Optional Standard Project in Public Health Extended Project in Public Health Why study at Aberdeen? You are taught by a Medical School ranked 10th in the UK, Aberdeen researchers were 1st in Scotland for impact in Public Health, Health Services Research and Primary Care and Business and Management You are taught at one of the largest clinical complexes in Europe including the Rowett Institute of Nutrtion and Health