Global Health

TheGlobal Health program from University of Leedsoffers a comprehensive and interdisciplinary approach, combining expertise from the School of Politics and International Studies and the School of Medicine - Nuffield Centre for International Health and Development.

The Global Health program from University of Leeds draws on a unique blend of Public Health, International Health, and Global Policy to investigate the political, social, and technical drivers of global health.

You will explore key factors influencing global health, health preparedness, and response, while examining the interconnectivity of wider determinants of health on a global scale. A major focus is the interface between global policy and national health systems, addressing the impact of policy on health access and services. In addition, the course offers opportunities to develop practical skills through real-world exercises and case studies, including the use of Artificial Intelligence to support health research and policy creation aligned with World Health Organization (WHO) benchmarks.

Career

Employers are increasingly seeking complex skills learned in the health sector, especially an in-depth appreciation of the inter-relationship between global health policy, governance structures, health services, stakeholders, and resources as an essential component in the landscape of health systems.

Upon completion, you’ll be well-equipped for roles in global and public health, including but not limited to:

• Public Health Professional

• Global Health Researcher

• Health Journalist

• Health Policy Analyst

• Health program Manager

• Global Health Consultant

Courses include:

• Global Health Systems and Challenges

• Global Health Governance and Policy

• Environment, Climate and Health

• Strengthening Health and Mental Health Service Delivery

• Global Health Resources

• Research Methods

• Social and Corporate Determinants of Health