BSc Public Health and Health Promotion

at Canterbury Christ Church University

Modules
 

• Environment and Health
• Key Concepts in Health and Wellbeing
• Major Health and Lifestyle Issues
• Personal and Academic Development
• Public Health and Team Skills
• Communicating Health Information

Successful completion of standard 12 th with 60% average and one further year of study

International Students:
£15,500 / year

Typical areas of employment that you can enter after completing this degree are:
 

• Commissioning public health services
• Public health intelligence and surveillance
• Health trainer
• Project management: bid writing, community engagement and empowerment
• Health policy and electoral reform
• Health research
• Communicating health information through social marketing and health-related media
• Health services improvement and administration
• Criminal justice system work in prisons and probation
• Housing support, welfare and citizen’s advice
• International development and global health: education programmes, tackling poverty, human rights
• Charity work: fundraising, improving life-chances for vulnerable people and those with disabilities Non-Governmental Organizations
• Undertake further study to become a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner