MSc in Public Health
- 1966 gegründet
- 27 Studierende
- Abschluss: Master
- Sachgebiet(e): Gesundheitsmanagement, Gesundheitsökonomie, Gesundheitspädagogik, Gesundheitswissenschaft
- Regelstudienzeit: 2 years
- Hauptunterrichtssprache: Englisch
- Studienform(en): Vollzeitstudium
- Standort(e): Esbjerg
Career opportunities
With a Master’s degree in Public Health Science, you will be qualified to work with assignments within areas like:
- Health planning
- Health administration and analysis
- Development
- Planning
- Consultancy
- Teaching and researching in relation to disease prevention and health promotion
Campusvej 55
DK-5230 Odense M
Tel: +45 65 50 10 00
Beim Studiengang MSc in Public Health an der SDU University of Southern Denmark handelt es sich um einen Studiengang mit dem Abschluss Master
Die Sachgebiete des Studiengangs sind Gesundheitsmanagement, Gesundheitsökonomie, Gesundheitspädagogik und Gesundheitswissenschaft.
Die Regelstudienzeit beträgt Sonstige. Ein Semester sind 6 Monate. Somit dauert das Studium in der Regel 0 Monate.
Die Vorlesungen, Seminare oder Kurse finden hauptsächlich in Englisch statt.
Das Studium wird als Vollzeitstudium in Esbjerg angeboten.
Standort dieser Hochschule ist Esbjerg.
Du kannst dich zu folgendem Semester bewerben: Sep 01.
Für das Studium des Fachs MSc in Public Health gelten keine speziellen Zugangsvoraussetzungen.
Themenschwerpunkte im Studienfach MSc in Public Health sind:
- Schwerpunkte:
- Health Promotion, Global Health, Health Economics and Management, Risk Research, Intervention and Evaluation
Hier findest du die Fristen und Termine für deine Bewerbung:
- Vorlesungszeit:
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September-January and February-July
- Bewerbungsfrist:
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September intake: EU/EEA (and Swiss) citizens: March 1st or March 15.
- Einschreibfrist (Rückmelder):
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no later than March 1st - read more
Zum Studienbeitrag liegen folgende Informationen vor: No tuition fees for citizens from the EU/EEA countries.
Introduction to MSc in Public Health
Can lifestyle diseases and a decreasing birth rate put an end to prosperity in the European economy? Will global warming bring back malaria to the Nordic countries? And why does it seem that prevention campaigns have a limited effect?
These and many other questions are dealt with in the Public Health programme. A dynamic, complex and analytical branch of health sciences, where policy relates to statistics and mathematics, behavioural sciences with physiology, anatomy and aetiology of diseases, and where environmental health is as important historical considerations and predictions for the future.
The programme has a progressive international perspective and is built upon some of the major scientific cornerstones: social science, medicine and epidemiology.
Specialisations in:
- Health Promotion
- Global Health
- Health Economics and Management
- Risk Research
- Intervention and Evaluation
- Zulassungssemester:
- Sep 01
- Zulassungsmodus:
- March 1
- Schwerpunkte:
- Health Promotion, Global Health, Health Economics and Management, Risk Research, Intervention and Evaluation
- Vorlesungszeit:
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September-January and February-July
- Bewerbungsfrist:
-
September intake: EU/EEA (and Swiss) citizens: March 1st or March 15.
- Einschreibfrist (Rückmelder):
-
no later than March 1st - read more
- Studienbeitrag:
- No tuition fees for citizens from the EU/EEA countries.
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SDU campus in Esbjerg -
A lecture at the university -
Depending on the choice of the main specialisation, the graduate in public health science will either be particularly or generally qualified for handling problems within the fields of public health planning (either nationally or globally) and public health administration (either nationally or globally). Furthermore, the graduate in public health science will be qualified for dealing with analysis, development, planning, advising, teaching, and research to prevention and health promotion.
Independent of the choice of specialisation, the graduate in public health will:
- have extended knowledge on the health status and conditions for the health of various population groups
- have extended knowledge on the theories, methods and strategies used to promote and -protect the population's health and well-being
- be able to understand, apply and reflect on relevant theory, research methods and research approaches within public health
