Choose public health
Why study public health?
Our BSc course will help you to address public health concerns at a local, national and international level.
Whether you're looking to enter public health for the first time or develop your existing skills and knowledge in this field, our undergraduate course will give you the tools you need to work as a public health professional.
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Public health at Manchester
Learn from the experts
Manchester is home to experts in public health who have been teaching at postgraduate level and conducting research for many years, so you can be confident that the course content is as thorough and up to date as possible.
Find out more about our population health, health services and primary care research.
Why I want to make a difference in public health
Gallant explains why he decided to apply for the BSc Public Health course at Manchester.
Read the blog : Community impact and making a difference: why I chose public health
Life as a BSc Public Health student
Current student Aayush gives his thoughts on his university experience so far.
Read the blog : Life as a student on the BSc Public Health course
Why I chose public health
BSc Public Health student Bia talks about the appeal of studying and working in the field.
Careers
Open up career opportunities
The field of public health is diverse, offering a variety of career paths depending on what you are most interested in.
From working in local public health departments to international organisations, there are many opportunities available to you as a public health professional.
Courses
Learn more about the degree
Making an application
Apply for public health
If you're ready to apply to a public health degree at Manchester, here's what you need to know.
If you have any questions, email us at ug.publichealth@manchester.ac.uk.
Contact us
Have any questions? Get in touch.
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Undergraduate information
There's more to discover about becoming an undergraduate on our Faculty and main University websites. Here are some links to get you started.