Our students
Our students come from diverse academic and professional backgrounds.
Each year we have about 60 international students in the programme, from various disciplines.
Our students bring a wealth of experience, knowledge, and practical examples to the programme. You can be part of this international community, engaging in online discussions on current issues in public and global health. Broaden your expertise and network through collaborative study and interaction with colleagues.
We encourage you to chat with student ambassadors before you decide to apply.
Link to chat with student ambassadors
Student experiences
Watch our videos to hear what our students and graduates say about studying the MPH online programme.
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Stories from our graduates
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'A great opportunity for part-time MPH students' by Maria Mensonen |
In this blog post, Maria reflects on her experience of the student-led course offered in place of a traditional dissertation in the online, part-time MPH programme. |
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'Staying the course: Reflections on the challenges and value of completing a masters dissertation during a pandemic' by Lindsey |
In this blog post, Lindsey reflects on her experience of writing a dissertation during the COVID-19 pandemic. |
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'The Nitrous Oxide Project: #nixthenitrous' by Alifia Chakera |
In this blog post, Alifia describes her career progression toward climate change in healthcare, and how she began the journey. |
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'Reflections on my experiences of having my dissertation manuscript published in a peer reviewed journal' by Ludoviko Zirimenya |
In this blog post, Ludoviko reflects on the journey to a peer reviewed publication following his Master of Public Health at The University of Edinburgh. |
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'How studying student-led course in online, part-time MPH helped my work' by Ania Gryka-MacPhail |
In this blog post Ania shares her thoughts on how SLICC, a student-led course which is a part of online Master of Public Health programme, facilitated completing a work project and presenting its results at the European Congress on Obesity. |
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'From Masters dissertation to publication' by Grace Lewis |
In this blog post, Grace shares her experience of writing a journal article from her MPH dissertation completed at the Usher Institute, University of Edinburgh. |