Course overview
An undergraduate degree about protecting and improving the health of communities and populations, available with an optional foundation year.
It is offered through our partner institutions — speak to an adviser for the current modules, campuses and start dates.
Entry requirements
- GCSEs in English and maths at grade C/4 or above (or equivalent)
- Relevant work experience can be taken into account
- A personal statement about why you want to study the course
- International applicants: an English test such as IELTS (usually 6.0)
Career paths
- Public health and health promotion
- Community health roles
- Progression to a Master of Public Health
How UEC helps
Our advisers are free for students. We check your eligibility, match you with the right partner university or college, help with your application and interview, and guide you through Student Finance. Exact modules, campuses and start dates depend on the institution — book a free consultation and we’ll confirm the details for you.