Teaching

You benefit from research-led teaching, delivered by academics with expertise in social & public policy, systems science, public health, sociology, political economy, and global governance.

Their research addresses some of the world's most pressing global health challenges, such as obesity, undernutrition, climate change, and pandemic preparedness.

Their work has informed policy discussions and practice across national and regional governments in Africa, East and Southeast Asia, Europe, and South America, as well as global NGOs, including the World Health Organisation and United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund.

Alongside core academic staff, guest lecturers, who are global health practitioners or policymakers, enhance your learning. You will have opportunities to develop campaigns, interventions, and research projects that directly address key priorities in the field.

The MSc in Global Health Policy will further support you to develop skills in:

• communication, engagement, evidence interrogation, knowledge translation and co-production skills
• social science research design using qualitative/quantitative or mixed methods and to evaluate data quality and relevance in different contexts
• examining the power dynamics of a fluid global sector of critical importance
• being a confident advocate and change-maker.