This programme explores the issues that shape population health and build the knowledge and skills necessary to address them.

Over the course of the last decade, global health has received dramatically increased attention, both as an emergent academic discipline and in terms of heightened policy salience.

This has become particularly emphasized in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Global health concerns have become a central component of foreign and security policy and of development and human rights agendas, and have reshaped debates regarding the social impacts of global economic and environmental change.

Finding answers to the key questions confronting global health policy and practice is vital.

From the impact of globalization and the recent development of influential global health partnerships to the complex relationships between health objectives and the trade policies of leading states, through this programme students will learn to understand, critically appraise and apply key concepts and theories within policy studies, public health, and the wider social sciences.