
BSc (Hons) Public Health and Health Improvement (Top-Up)
Duration
1 Year
Mode of study
On Campus - North London
Awarded by
UK University
Funding
UK Government-funded programme
Assessment Methods
Coursework and assessments
The BSc (Hons) Public Health and Health Improvement (Top-Up) programme is designed for students who have completed a relevant Level 5 qualification and wish to progress to an honours degree. This programme develops knowledge of public health, health promotion, disease prevention and community wellbeing, preparing students for opportunities in public health services and the wider health and social care sector.
Who is this course for?
This programme is ideal for students with a relevant Level 5 qualification, such as an HND or equivalent, who wish to advance their education in public health and health improvement. It is suitable for individuals interested in health promotion, community health, disease prevention and improving health outcomes across diverse populations.
Entry requirements
A relevant Level 5 qualification, such as an HND or equivalent qualification in a related subject.
Applicants must meet the university’s academic admission criteria.
English language proficiency may be required, depending on the applicant’s previous education and university requirements.
Course modules
Explore the foundations of public health, population health needs and approaches to improving community wellbeing.
Understand health promotion strategies and how individual behaviour and lifestyle choices influence health outcomes.
Develop an understanding of disease patterns, health risks and methods used to prevent illness within populations.
Examine how social, economic and environmental factors influence health and contribute to health inequalities.
Explore public health policies, healthcare systems and strategies for improving the delivery of health services.
Develop research and analytical skills to investigate public health issues and propose evidence-based improvements.
Program Benefits
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Career Opportunities
Graduates may pursue opportunities in public health, health promotion, community wellbeing and health-related organisations, depending on their experience and any additional role-specific requirements. Potential roles include:
Public Health Assistant
Health Promotion Officer
Community Health Coordinator
Health Improvement Practitioner
Public Health Project Coordinator
Health and Wellbeing Adviser
Successful completion may also provide a foundation for further postgraduate study in public health or related fields.
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