MSc in Public Health (International)

CVs are mandatory. Applicants must upload their CV upon submission of their application, which must contain details of their work experience.

a) hold a Second Class Honours degree or above in medicine, health, social sciences, or other relevant disciplines together with a minimum of one-year (full-time) relevant experience in health or related sectors either in private, public or non government organisations, such as NGOs and charitable organisations. OR b) hold a professional diploma in health or other relevant disciplines, together with five years of relevant experience in health or related sectors either in private public or non-government organisations, such as charitable organisations. In addition: Work experience is preferred to be in a low or middle-income country.

Official degree transcript. Your degree transcript must be signed and stamped. If you have not yet graduated, please provide your official interim transcript, showing the modules you are currently studying and the marks you have achieved to date.

One employment reference must be supplied at the point of application that can indicate your relevant work experience such as: health service or developing health system in a low-middle income country. The reference must not be an academic reference. The reference should be provided on a headed document with either a stamp from the institution or an electronic signature.

Strong supporting statements include: 1) Personal reflections integrated with information about previous work and academic experiences. 2) How the course will contribute to future career goals 3) Evidence that you have engaged with and understood the course's learning objectives, or some of the modules in the course. This information is available on Coursefinder and The Nuffield Centre’s website. The statement may indicate a desire to return to your home country to work in the public health system or to seek employment at national, regional, and international organizations.