University of Bedfordshire - Open Day
25 Apr 2026, 09:00
Luton
This course provides a broad base of scientific knowledge and skills that can be applied across a range of health-related careers in the UK and internationally. You explore the differing health needs of populations; the influences on health; and how to prevent ill health and promote health and wellbeing. Using a blended learning approach, we prepare you to work in the field of public health, with theory applied to real-life situations through volunteering and placement opportunities.
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Facilities and Specialist Equipment
Fully immersive simulation suites with settings that prepare students for real-life scenarios in a safe and supportive environment.
Relevant data-analysis software that develops your research skills and prepares you for careers in epidemiology and public health intelligence and statistics.
Partnerships and Collaborations
Your Student Experience
Learn from a dedicated team made up of practitioners, experts and researchers in the field of public health, whose expertise, experience and world-leading research feeds back into your learning.
The course is mapped against the UK Public Health Skills and Knowledge Framework; UK Public Health Registry; ASPHER core competencies for public health professionals; and Global Health Education competencies.
Undertake internships in areas such as health inequalities; homelessness; addiction and substance abuse; public health policies and planning; and public health epidemiology and data analysis.
The course’s flexible approach is designed to develop your capacity to respond quickly and confidently to emerging health challenges such as a pandemic, humanitarian needs or disruptions caused by climate change.
Benefit from the course’s strong focus on public health’s responsibility to protect and improve the health of all people, and to reduce health and social care inequalities.
Take the opportunity to learn from visiting guest speakers, researchers and experts in different public health areas.
Our courses attract students from around the world, bringing a wide range of talents and experience to your learning as well as contributing to a lively, engaging learning environment.
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Luton
LU1 3JU
Email:admission@beds.ac.uk
Phone:0300 3300 073