Public Health Management of Health Systems - University of Liverpool

Public Health Management of Health Systems from University of Liverpool is a Online Master Health Administration degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. The online Master of Public Health builds on the success and principles of our on-campus programme, providing a foundation in the science and art of public health and reflecting the learning objectives of the on-campus programme. Programme outline The aim of our MPH programme is to provide a foundation in the science and art of public health on a global scale. The knowledge, skills and attitudes you acquire will enable you to put public health principles into effect in both research and practical contexts. As students progress through the programme, they will develop a thorough understanding of all the main disciplines of public health , providing a strong basis for a high-level career in the field. The core modules cover epidemiology and qualitative research methods, including the application of appropriate study designs, their critical appraisal and the essential principles and procedures for ethical practice; health systems and health promotion. Students can then personalise their programme to meet their own professional, career and personal needs by choosing from a wide range of electives. Additionally, you can focus on a specific area by following a pre-defined specialisation track in Epidemiology, Management of Health Systems and International Public Health . Programme structure The general track in MPH comprises two preparatory modules, fives core modules, three elective modules, and culminates in a dissertation in a topic relevant to Public Health . Students will follow two non-credit bearing modules (Student Readiness Orientation and Foundations for Academic Success) that will prepare them for their online learning experience. For more information about these required preparatory modules, refer to the Centre for Student Success. The first module will be nine weeks in length (two half weeks and seven full weeks). Each subsequent module lasts eight weeks. Students take one modules at a time in order to study a specific subject in-depth without distractions. Master of Public Health ( Management of Health Systems) The specialisation track in Management of Health Systems investigates the need to strengthen national, regional and international health systems by identifying the reasons of poor health delivery. Elements that influence the delivery of sufficient health systems such as weak governance, infrastructure, information systems, planning and human resources will be addressed. Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Health Administration courses.