Master of Public Health (MPH) - Global Health University of Liverpool Online
| Award | Attendance | Study | Duration | Start | Domestic fees | International fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PG Dip, MPH | Online | Part-time, Online | 30 months | June, October | £17357 in total | £17357 in total |
The tuition fee is fully inclusive of all costs: teaching materials, core textbooks, assessments and resits. If you live in England, you may be eligible for a postgraduate loan to cover some of the programme cost. If you are not eligible for a student loan, you will be offered a simple monthly payment plan to spread the cost of your tuition over the duration of your studies.
A separate application form is not required for a scholarship, as it will be applied once you have received your official offer letter. Please note, scholarships cannot be combined but can be used alongside our Up-front Payment Discount.
Scholarships and Discounts
- A UK Scholarship of 20% is available for students residing in the United Kingdom, who enrol on the June 2026 intake of our full master’s awards.
- An Executive Scholarship of 15% is available on the June 2026 intake for the full master’s award.
- 10% discount for University of Liverpool alumni.
- You will receive a 5% discount if you choose to pay the full tuition fee upfront.
- Corporate discounts of 10% are available for organisations looking to invest in the skills of three or more employees. For more information, please visit our website where you can speak to one of our admissions advisors to learn how you can upskill your team for organisational success.
*All tuition fees shown are net of any applicable sales tax payable by you in your country of residence. Where we are required to add sales tax at the local statutory rate, this will be added to the tuition fees shown and confirmed during the payment process.
Course overview
Looking to pursue a specialist area of Public Health?
The University of Liverpool’s online Master of Public Health (MPH) – Global Health is internationally respected for its multidisciplinary focus and commitment to the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Health for All principles.
If you are working in health promotion, policy development and evaluation, this MPH will enhance your existing knowledge and expertise while providing a basis for career development towards senior and managerial positions in the profession.
This MPH programme has a specialist focus on the impact communicable diseases and environmental hazards have on the health of populations globally. It also considers the emergency response strategies for managing natural and manmade disasters, including pandemic response.
Programme delivery takes place via the virtual learning platform, enabling you to pursue the modules in your own time, within the timeframe of each module. You will also be part of an international student community with multidisciplinary backgrounds allowing for a global exchange of knowledge.
The following MPH programmes are also available:
- Master of Public Health (MPH)
- Master of Public Health (MPH) – Global Mental Health
- Master of Public Health (MPH) - Health Economics and Policy
Modules
This programme consists of the following modules. You are required to complete 180 credits to achieve a full Master of Public Health (MPH) - Global Health and 120 credits to achieve the postgraduate diploma (PGDip).
- Practising and Promoting Public Health in a Global Context (15 credits)
- Generating and Evaluating Public Health Evidence (20 credits)
- Integrated Research in Public Health: Epidemiology and Qualitative Methods (20 credits)
- Leading and Managing Health Systems (10 credits)
- Monitoring and Evaluation of Systems and Programmes (10 credits)
- Health protection: preventing and managing communicable diseases (10 credits)
- Managing crises and disaster (10 credits)
- Choose from one option: Applied epidemiological research for public health (15 credits), Applied qualitative research for public health (15 credits)
- Health inequalities: integrating public health practice (10 credits)
- Dissertation (60 credits)
Entry requirements
Contact University of Liverpool Online to find course entry requirements.