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  1. Taught at the Birmingham campus, this course covers public health, health promotion, social care policy, ethics and research skills, ending with a research project. Suits people working in, or starting out in, health and social care.

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    • LevelMaster's
    • Duration1 year
    • IntakesSep, Jan, May
    • Fee per year£17,500
    Public Health
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  2. Covers population health, health promotion and health policy. Open to graduates from a range of backgrounds, not only clinical ones, and offers a placement route.

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    • LevelMaster's
    • Duration1 year
    • IntakesFeb, Sep
    • Fee per year£17,250
    Public Health · Placement option
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  3. An internationally recognised public health qualification using whole-system approaches to disease prevention and health promotion. It suits health graduates and professionals, including those from medical backgrounds.

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    • LevelMaster's
    • Duration1 year
    • IntakesSep
    • Fee per year£30,950
    Public Health
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  4. A London-campus course on public health in a changing society, with topics such as ageing populations, sexual and reproductive health, risk factors and healthcare data analytics. A two-year professional experience route is available.

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    • LevelMaster's
    • Duration1 year
    • IntakesFeb, Sep
    • Fee per year£11,800
    Public Health · Placement option
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