MSc/ PgDip Person-Centred Practice (Public Health and Wellbeing)

at Queen Margaret University

Do you want to build on your experience as a health or social care practitioner? Are you keen to develop an understanding of the knowledge and evidence that positively contribute to the health and wellbeing of persons, groups and populations? Our innovative Person-Centred Practice (PCP) Framework offers a flexible suite of course routes that will give you a valuable, career-expanding qualification in person-centred practice.

As part of this framework the Person-centred Practice (Public Health and Wellbeing) pathway is suitable for international, United Kingdom and local practitioners who wish to further develop critical thinking, professional reasoning, entrepreneurship, leadership and research expertise  enabling you to develop practice in your chosen field of Public Health. Through our suite of elective modules, you can further develop your knowledge and skills in risk and resilience, global public health policy, realistic lifestyle medicine or working in partnership with other health agencies in an evidence based and person-centred way.

This course can be studied full or part time and is for graduates and practitioners across all statutory and non-statutory sectors who wish to develop their careers in the broad field of public health.