The MSc in Global Health is a research-led, inter- and multi-disciplinary degree programme designed to provide comprehensive training on the principles, methods and research skills necessary to understand, interpret and solve critical global health challenges. A distinct feature of the MSc is the quantitative focus and the breadth of subject area covered in the core, compulsory and optional modules from demography, medicine, economics, geography, gerontology, statistics, health sciences, law and management. This programme offers a solid foundation for developing careers in both government, non-governmental and private sectors as well as national and international agencies such as the United Nations, WHO and DFID. The type of assessment is determined by the specification of learning outcomes. Every module on this master in global health is assessed either by a coursework assignment, group work, oral presentation, poster or a written examination, or a combination of both. The assessment will focus on testing MSc Global Health students’ academic abilities and skills to articulate ideas in a concise and coherent format and the attainment of learning outcomes, especially integration of theories, methods and practice, critical appraisal and problem solving skills. The level of knowledge and practical application of quantitative techniques for global health research will be evaluated by coursework based on computer-based analysis of secondary datasets.