The Master of Public Health / Master of Social Change and Development is an interdisciplinary dual degree combining population health with social change and policy. Designed for professionals working across health, community development, and social policy, the program responds to growing demand for graduates who can influence health outcomes in complex social, economic, and political contexts.
The program builds on your prior learning to develop advanced skills in public health practice, research, and policy analysis. You will complete a structured mix of public health and social change and development courses, with a strong focus on practical, critical and research-informed learning. You will learn how global and local factors shape health and how social change can improve population health and equity.
Teaching is delivered by experienced public health practitioners and leading academics in health promotion, epidemiology, biostatistics, social change, and development studies. The curriculum focuses on applied, practice-informed learning, helping you translate theory into real-world impact.
Our curriculum combines courses in Public Health, and Social Change and Development. These courses will advance your knowledge of:
Complete the following core courses to fulfil the requirements of this program.
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