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Our BSc (Hons) Public Health prepares students for careers focused on improving the health and wellbeing of individuals, communities and populations. The course develops knowledge and practical skills in health improvement, health protection, epidemiology, public health intelligence, policy and leadership, preparing graduates for a wide range of public health careers across local, national and global settings. There is opportunity to pursue UKPHR registration as potential career progression.

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A career in public health allows you to make a real difference to the health and wellbeing of individuals, communities and populations. By studying the BSc (Hons) Public Health at the University of Greater Manchester, you will develop the knowledge, analytical skills and professional understanding needed to address contemporary public health challenges across local, national and global settings.

The course focuses on the core themes of population health, prevention, health improvement, health protection and public health intelligence. You will explore how social, economic, environmental and behavioural factors influence health and wellbeing, while developing a strong evidence-based understanding of health inequalities and strategies for improving outcomes.

You will develop key analytical and research skills, including epidemiology, health needs assessment, public health data analysis and evidence-informed decision-making. Through community-focused learning, case studies and applied projects, you will gain practical insight into real-world public health issues and interventions.

Throughout the programme, you will build skills in communication, partnership working, leadership and critical thinking, enabling you to work effectively across healthcare, local authorities, voluntary organisations and wider public health systems.

The programme is delivered by experienced public health academics and practitioners, supported by guest speakers and industry-informed learning. Ethical practice, reflective development and employability are embedded throughout the curriculum to prepare you for a successful career in public health and related sectors.

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Develop knowledge and practical skills in population health, prevention and health improvement.

Gain hands-on experience through work-based projects in analysing public health data, epidemiology and health intelligence.

Learn from experienced public health academics and practitioners, alongside guest speakers from across the public health system.

Develop data, research and digital skills using public health intelligence, epidemiology and population health tools.

Build strong leadership, communication and partnership-working skills to support multidisciplinary and system-wide collaboration.

Graduate ready for public health practitioner roles, potential UKPHR portfolio submission, and long-term career progression, across the NHS, local authorities, voluntary organisations and wider public health sectors.

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The University of Greater Manchester has a strong and growing reputation in public health, health and social care education, with close links to employers and professional bodies.

You will benefit from a student-centred approach to learning, with dedicated academic support, personal tutor guidance and a supportive staff-to-student ratio.

You will develop practical skills in public health data analysis, research methods, digital tools and evidence-based decision-making, aligned to contemporary public health practice.

Course materials are available through our virtual learning environment (VLE), enabling flexible preparation alongside work, and supporting interactive, practice-focused teaching sessions.

Studying with us also means enjoying life in Bolton, with easy access to shops, leisure facilities and green spaces, while nearby Manchester offers rich cultural diversity, professional networks and public health career opportunities across the region.

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96 UCAS points.

We accept a full range of qualifications that carry UCAS points, including A-levels and BTECs. Please see our guide to the UCAS Tariff for examples of how to achieve these points. For most courses, we are also able to consider non-tariffable qualifications.

Any subjects are acceptable at Level 3. Relevant science, health, and social care-related subjects are preferred.

You should also have five GCSEs at grade 4/C or above (or equivalent), including English and Mathematics. Level 2 Functional Skills are accepted.

If you lack the required formal qualifications but have many years’ experience of working within public health and social care in the community, we encourage you to apply.

You may be required to attend an interview and/or provide a portfolio of work.

This course involves regulated activity so applicants must gain an Enhanced Disclosure certificate from the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) before starting their studies. Charges are payable to cover the cost of the DBS Enhanced Disclosure application and annual registration with the online Update Service.

If English isn’t your first language, you’ll also need IELTS 6.0 with no less than 5.5 in any band (or equivalent). We also accept a range of other English language qualifications – please visit our English Language Requirements web page for more details.

Please note that this course is subject to the University's Fitness to Practice declaration.

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Where changes are made to material information contained in

this course description or a decision is taken to suspend a course between the offer of

admissions and enrolment, we will inform applicants at the earliest possible opportunity and

will outline the various options available to the applicant.

This course focuses on developing the knowledge, skills and professional behaviours required to work effectively as a Public Health Practitioner. You will gain the experience needed to design, implement and evaluate evidence-based public health interventions that address population health needs and reduce health inequalities across diverse communities.

Alongside core public health knowledge, the programme supports the development of key employability and professional skills, including the ability to use data and evidence to solve complex public health problems, analyse and interpret population health information, and communicate findings clearly to a range of audiences. You will also develop strong skills in teamwork, partnership working, leadership, project management, ethical decision-making and reflective practice.

Graduates of the programme are well prepared for a wide range of public health roles across local authorities, the NHS, voluntary and community organisations, and national public health agencies. Career pathways may include health improvement, public health intelligence, health protection, policy development, research, community engagement and health advocacy.

What can I do with this qualification?

Full-time students enrolled on this course are eligible to apply for student membership of the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH). On successful completion of the programme, graduates may apply for professional or fellowship membership with the RSPH, supporting ongoing professional recognition and development.

The UK plays a leading role on the global stage in public health policy, research and practice, offering a wide range of exciting and meaningful career opportunities. Public health careers are diverse, with employers including local authorities, the NHS, national public health agencies, voluntary and community organisations, and international bodies. The strong analytical, research, leadership and partnership-working skills developed through this programme are highly valued across the wider health, social care and public policy sectors, both in the UK and internationally.

Alternative career options

Graduates can also use this qualification to enter a wide range of careers across public health, healthcare systems, community wellbeing, research, policy, and health innovation. Some roles may require relevant experience and/or postgraduate study.

Possible career pathways include:

Public Health Officer

Health Improvement Practitioner

Epidemiology and Health Intelligence

Community Health and Wellbeing Roles

Health Promotion and Education

Research and Evaluation

Health Policy and Strategy

NHS Management and Service Improvement

Social Prescribing and Community Development

Quality Improvement and Patient Safety

Health Data and Informatics

Project Management

Charity and Voluntary Sector Roles

Global Health and International Development

The University of Greater Manchester’s Public Health programme is designed to align with key public health principles, workforce priorities, and professional standards across the health and social care sector. The curriculum reflects current public health policy, population health priorities, health improvement approaches, and interdisciplinary working practices relevant to local, national, and global public health contexts.

The programme supports progression into a wide range of public health and health-related careers within the NHS, local authorities, community and voluntary organisations, research, and wider health and social care services. Graduates may also choose to progress to postgraduate study and continuing professional development opportunities within public health and related disciplines.

The knowledge and skills gained through the programme may also support graduates wishing to pursue professional development pathways such as registration with the UK Public Health Register (UKPHR), subject to meeting relevant portfolio and practice requirements.

Funding your studies: From January 2027, eligible students may be able to use the new Lifelong Learning Entitlement (LLE) to access tuition fee loan funding for this course. The LLE is designed to make student finance more flexible and support people to study, retrain or develop their skills at different stages of life. Find out more about the LLE and eligibility Lifelong Learning Entitlement (LLE) | Skills for Careers

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Please read the student finance for EU students web page on

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The tuition fee applicable to the first year of your programme of study is confirmed in your offer letter. The tuition fee set is based on the regulations and guidance in force at the time of offer but remains subject to adjustment in accordance with any government-approved inflationary increase. The University reserves the right to amend tuition fees for all years of study, including the first year, by no more than the maximum increase permitted under legislation and regulatory guidance issued by the UK Government and the Office for Students.

Where such increases are approved, they will not exceed the rate of inflation, as measured by an appropriate index such as the Consumer Prices Index (CPI), or any successor measure specified by government. The University will apply any adjustment consistently across affected student cohorts and will give reasonable notice to students of any confirmed change to the published fee before the start of the relevant academic year.

This approach ensures that tuition fees remain compliant with applicable legislation, proportionate to inflationary changes, and consistent with government policy linking permitted fee uplifts to the maintenance of high-quality education and outcomes. For more information, please refer to the government guidance at: gov.uk – Universities to deliver better outcomes in return for full fees.

Postgraduate and International Tuition Fee Adjustment

The tuition fee applicable to the first year of your programme of study is confirmed in your offer letter. The University reserves the right to amend tuition fees for subsequent years of study in accordance with its Course Fees Policy. Where such increases are approved, they will not exceed the rate of inflation, as measured by an appropriate index such as the Consumer Prices Index (CPI), or any successor measure specified by government. The University will apply any adjustment consistently across affected student cohorts and will give reasonable notice to students of any confirmed change to the published fee before the start of the relevant academic year.

How to apply

Home Applicants

Multiple courses or institutions (September entry):

Apply via UCAS (www.ucas.com), where

you can select up to 5 courses for a fee of £28.95.

Institution: University of Greater Manchester

Code Name: UGM

Code Number: B44

Tel: 0870 1122211

Single course applications (any intake):

You can apply directly to the University using our online application

form. This route is:

Free, secure, and straightforward

Supported by direct contact with Admissions

Includes regular application updates

Provides access to offer-holder events and taster sessions

Important:

You cannot apply both via UCAS and directly in the same academic year — a UCAS application will invalidate any direct application.

For September entry, accepted direct applicants will have a simplified UCAS record created and shared on their behalf. By applying directly, you agreed to these terms.

Before you apply:

Check the entry requirements and ensure you select the correct start date/location.

Prepare the following:

Education history and dates

Qualification certificates (image files for upload)

Employment history (if applicable)

Personal statement (to enter or upload

Contact details for two referees (including at least one academic)

Document formats: PDF or JPEG (Word accepted for personal statements).

Ensure all information is accurate before submitting.

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20 September 2027

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English Language Qualifications

Have you completed an English Language qualification prior to application or have a valid exemption as per the list below?

(The qualification/exemption must be uploaded with this application)

E.g. Applicants from Nigeria/Africa must upload their WAEC or NECO certificate before the application is

submitted for a prompt response and offer.

Acceptable English Language Tests – Undergraduate and Postgraduate

These tests must have been taken within 2 years of the start of the course

IELTS Academic (taken within 2 years)

Undergraduate programmes 6.0 with no band below 5.5

Postgraduate programmes as per entry requirements

PTE Academic

Undergraduate and Postgraduate requiring IELTS6.0

No less than 59 in each component

Postgraduate requiring IELTS 6.5

Postgraduate requiring IELTS 7.0

No less than 76 in each component

TOEFL iBT

Must meet the following component scores:

Reading – 18

Writing – 17

Listening – 17

Speaking - 20

Reading – 20

Writing – 19

Listening – 19

Speaking 21

Reading – 24

Writing – 24

Listening – 22

Speaking 25

Other qualifications we currently accept (which do not require an additional SELT)

GCSE in English Language (from a UK awarding body)

Irish Leaving Certificate Ordinary Level English

Grade C/C3 (20 points)

Grade B/B3 (37 points)

Irish Leaving Certificate Higher Level English

Grade C/C2 (66 points)

IGCSE English as a First language

(for syllabus 0500 Listening and Speaking must be separately endorsed on the certificate)

IGCSE English as a Second language

(for syllabus 0510 Speaking must be separately endorsed on the certificate)

Cambridge Advanced English

170 points with no component below 160

180 points with no component below 170

185 points with no component below 180

International Baccalaureate (IB)

Standard or Higher Level English Language (Syllabus A)

Standard or Higher Level English Language (Syllabus B)

European Baccalaureate English Language

Grade 70%

Grade 80%

European qualifications

English component - obtained within the last 4 years

Qualification

Reifeprufungszeugnis/Maturazeugnis at 2.0

Diplome d'acces a l'enseignment superieur/Diplome van Hoger Secundair Onderwijs at 75%

Bulgaria

Diploma Za Sredno Obrazovanie at Grade 3

Svjedodzba o Maturi at grade 4.0

Apolyterion at 15

Czech Republic

Maturitni Zkou'ce/Maturita at grade 2.0

Studentereksamen/HF/HHX/HTX/IBB /Diplomingenior at grade 9

Riigieksamitunnistus or Gümnaasiumilõputunnistus at 70%

Ylioppilastutkintotodistus or Studentexamensbetyg at grade 5

Baccalauréat (le bac) or the Option Internationale du Baccalauréat at grade 12.5

Zeugnis der Allgemeinen Hochschulreife or Abitur or a Fachgebundene Hochschulreife at grade 2 / gut

Apolyterion at grade 15

Erettsegi at grade 4

Diploma di Esame di Stato at grade 8/80%

Atestats Par Visparejo Videjo Izglitib at grade 8

Lithuania

Brandos Atestatas at grade 8

Matriculation Certificate at grade C

Diploma de Bacalaureat or Atestat de Studii Medii de Cultura Generala at grade 9

Netherlands

Diploma Middelbaar Beroepsonderwijs (MBO) or Diploma Voorbereidend Wetenschappelijk Onderwijs (VWO) at grade 8

Vitnemal-Videregaende Opplaering at grade 4

Swiadectwo Dojrzalosci / Matura at grade 70%

Portugal

Diploma de Ensino Secundario at grade 14

Diploma de Bacalaureat (English with all components at B2)

Slovakia

Vysvedcenie O Maturitnej at grade 2

Slovenia

Maturitetno Spricevalo at grade 4

Titulo de Bachillerato at grade 8

Fullstandigt Slutbetyg Fran Gymnasiesk at grade C

Switzerland

Maturitatszeugnis or Maturite Federal at grade 5

Aтестат про повну загальну середню освіту at grade 10

Acceptable International Regional qualifications

Must be obtained no more than 4 years before the proposed start date of the course

General Certificate of Secondary Education

Grade C in English

Botswana

General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level

Grade C/4 in English

Cambridge O Level

Grade C6 in English

Cameroon

GCE O level

Hong Kong

Grade C in English (Syllabus B)

Grade 4 in English

Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education

Malaysia

Malaysian 1119

Grade 6C in English - IELTS 6.0

Singapore

Singapore Cambridge O Level

South Africa

South Africa National Senior Certificate

Grade 5 in English

Tanzania

Certificate of Secondary Education

Certificate of Education

Zambia School Certificate

Grade 6 in English

Zimbabwe

Caribbean Examination Council

General proficiency Grade III in English

Nigeria/Ghana

WAEC/NECO

I understand the English Language Qualifications/Exemptions. I will upload the evidence with this application or when I obtain the certificate or exemption.

Please secure an approved English language qualification and then apply for the next intake.

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Unfortunately we will be unable to continue with your application.

Have you read and understood the course entry requirements and confirm that you fully meet the requirements?

(Please click on Entry Requirements tab above to ensure you comply with all the requirements for this course)

You may also refer to the following pages for information about International Qualifications equivalency:

For further assistance with international qualifications equivalency (paid service) – please refer to the ECCTIS website (previously known as NARIC):

Unfortunately we will be unable to proceed with your application as all entry requirements must be met.

Final Terms & Conditions

Please read the following:

I understand that the university reserves the right to withdraw their offer at any stage once the quota for the course has been filled.

I understand that I will be required to pay specific fees before CAS issuance is considered by the university.

I must declare any agent or consultant at the start of my application and they must be on the list of approved agents.

(We also have Branch Offices in Africa,

South Asia, Middle East and

Central Asia who fully manage

applications in their respective regions.)

I am able to complete the course in the normal duration.

I am able to arrive on time for the published start date.

I confirm that I will be 18 years old or more on the start date of the course.

I understand that the following documents will be uploaded as part my application:

(a) Passport with at least 6 months validity before start of course.

(b) Personal statement (written by myself).

(c) CV if applicable.

(d) Previous qualifications.

(e) English language certificate or proof of exemption.

(f) Professional references if applicable.

(g) Bank Statements and TB Certificate if applicable at the CAS issuance stage.

I have read and understood all questions and answered them correctly and truthfully to the best of my ability and knowledge.

Tick here to confirm you agree to the above

I Do Not Agree

Unfortunately we will be unable to proceed with your application.

Congratulations

Based on the information supplied, we would like to invite you to apply for this course.

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The University welcomes applications from international students from all over the world.

We try to make the application process as simple and as fast as possible for our international applicants.

How you apply is determined by your current location and what you are choosing to study:

Apply direct to the University. Links for the next available intakes of this course are shown below.

Please click the link which will direct you to the online application form. Please read the user

guidance before completing this.

Apply via one of our approved in-country referral partners. A list of our partners may be found on the

International pages of this website.

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Should you have any queries please contact the International Team on +44 (0) 1204 903110 or email

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For courses starting in September, please be aware that we are required to share your information with UCAS

if we accept you on this course. We will create a simplified UCAS acceptance record on your behalf and return

this to UCAS. By submitting your application directly to the University of Greater Manchester, you agree to these terms.

If you are ready to apply directly, please select your chosen start date from the list below.

Before applying, please read the entry requirements section of this page.

If your course runs at multiple locations or has various start dates, please be sure to select

the correct application link from the list below.

Before beginning your application, you should have the following information to hand:

Details of the educational establishments you attended and dates

Your certificates for the qualifications you are using to gain entry to the course – you will need to enter the completion date and upload copies

Details of any employment history, including name, address, dates and role

Personal statement – this can be either input into the relevant field or uploaded separately

Details including email addresses of two referees, at least one of which should be someone who can provide an academic reference

Please make sure any documents you wish to upload in support of your application are in pdf or jpeg format.

Personal statements may be word documents.

Please ensure your data is correct at each stage of the application before you proceed to the next page.

If you use the back button at any time during the application, you should check the validity of the data you have already inputted.

If you experience difficulties during the application process, contact the Undergraduate Admissions Team on 01204 903394 or

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We look forward to receiving your application and you continuing your academic journey with us!

Teaching & Assessment

You’ll be expected to attend formally timetabled classes, including lectures, seminars, tutorials, workshops, and tutor-led learning activities, and engage with case studies, public health investigations, data interpretation activities, group discussions, and assignments completed both collaboratively and independently. These activities are designed to help you acquire and develop the knowledge, critical thinking, analytical, and practical skills required within contemporary public health practice.

Our personal tutor system underpins the student learning experience and provides academic guidance, peer support, and individual care and attention throughout your studies.

Teaching methods such as problem-based learning, community-focused projects, research activities, policy analysis, and reflective practice are designed to encourage creativity, leadership, collaboration, and innovation in addressing public health challenges. These approaches help you apply, integrate, and critically evaluate concepts and theories explored throughout the programme.

Personal study time is also essential, and your progress will be assessed through a blend of coursework, reports, presentations, portfolios, reflective writing, case study analyses, research projects, blogs, and other assignments. Some assessments contribute to your final module marks, while others are designed to support your development by helping you identify strengths, areas for improvement, and where additional academic support may be beneficial.

The modules listed below may be a mixture of compulsory and optional. You may not have

the opportunity to study all the modules shown as part of the course.

Enhancing Communication in Public Health

Accountability and Ethical Issues in Public Health

Introduction - Using Research Evidence in Public Health

Introduction to Population Health and Protection

Introduction to Public Health Practitioner Skills I

Health Improvement Programmes: Design and Development

Health and Applied Psychological Interventions within Public Health

Public Health Intelligence

Wider Determinants of Population Health

Public Health Practitioner Skills II

Public Health Policy and Strategy - Commissioning for Population Health

Health Promotion Challenges and Opportunities

Public Health Leadership and Management

Collaborative Working in Public Health

Health Economics

Public Health Practitioner Skills III

Final Project

Assessment methods

Assessment method

Coursework 100%

Learning Activities

Activity

Guided independent study 67%

Scheduled learning and teaching activities 33%

Guided independent study 77%

Placement/study abroad 5%

Scheduled learning and teaching activities 21%

Scheduled learning and teaching activities 23%

The university will use all reasonable endeavours to deliver

your course as described in its published material and the programme specification for the

academic year in which you begin your course. The university considers changes to courses

very carefully and the university will minimise any changes. Please be aware that our

courses are subject to review on an ongoing basis and changes may be necessary due to

legitimate staffing, financial, regulatory and academic reasons. The content of course

modules and mode of associated assessments may be updated on an annual basis. This is to

ensure that all modules are up-to-date and responsive to employment and sector needs. The

published course material and the programme specification contain indicative ‘optional

modules’ that may be subject to change due to circumstances outside of our control. For this

reason, we cannot guarantee to run any specific optional module.

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Postgraduate Options

MSc Public Health Full-time

14 Months

MSc Public Health Part-time

28 Months

MSc Social Care, Health and Wellbeing Full-time

12 Months

MA Social Work Full-time

24 Months

MA Community Development and Youth Studies Full-time

Programme Contacts

Isaac Danat

Dr, Programme Leader/Senior Lecturer

I.Danat@greatermanchester.ac.uk

Enquiry Team

enquiries@greatermanchester.ac.uk

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