GB · Masters
International Public Health (Humanitarian Assistance)
Program information
Program overview
This programme aims to equip graduates with the knowledge and skills needed to provide leadership and technical support in public health in middle and low income countries It covers a wide range of topics in public and global health including key disciplinary skills in epidemiology and social science and applied topics such as disease control and programme management The programme has a specialist focus on humanitarian assistance examining current policies and practice in the field and exploring approaches to responding to the challenges of contemporary humanitarian problems Following the taught component participants complete a dissertation including a period of applied research either overseas or in Liverpool
Duration: 10
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