Master of Public Health (MPH)

at University of Exeter

Our Master of Public Health (MPH) will help you to become a compassionate and inclusive leader ready to address the biggest health challenges faced in our local and global communities. This course combines the expertise of our world-renowned public health experts with specialists in leadership and management in our outstanding Business School.

• Designed to develop public health leaders of the future, with learning centred around complexity, leadership and decision-making
• Unifying the best and most relevant elements of our local expertise and global networks in environment and health, global health, complexity in healthcare, systems approaches to leadership and partnership working, and collaborative decision-making
• Designed so that students would have the knowledge needed to undertake Part A examinations of the Faculty of Public Health
• Developed against leading international standard for public health teaching and learning

We welcome applicants from a diverse range of backgrounds. You will have, or be predicted, at least a 2:2 degree in a relevant subject such as Life, Health or Medical Science degrees, or intercalating medical students, with relevant public health work experience. 

We will also welcome applications from people who can demonstrate evidence of significant Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) experience. 

A personal statement, detailing your reasons for seeking to undertake this subject, will be required. 

2022/23 entry

UK fees per year:

• MPH  £10,500 full-time, £5,250pa part-time 2 years, £3,500pa part-time 3 years
• PGCert £3,500 part-time 1 year
• PGDip £3,500 part-time 2 years

Standalone module fees: UK: £950 per 15-credit module

International fees per year:

• MPH  £23,000 full-time
• PGCert £7,700 part-time 1 year
• PGDip £7,700 part-time 2 years

You will be equipped to work in interdisciplinary healthcare teams to tackle the exciting opportunities and challenges in public health across a wide range of careers. Careers include working in the health and pharmaceutical industry, supporting local commissioning, local authority public health, and work at the frontlines of health policy.