Entrance Requirements Either a Second-class Honours degree of a recognised university in science, social or natural sciences, or a degree in medicine. Applicants with an appropriate technical qualification and work experience, or equivalent qualifications, are also welcomed. Term 1 Students take all compulsory units and attend, selectively, the Public Health Lecture Series. Students are recommended to take at most one optional course unless they are very familiar with the content of several compulsory and recommended units. A typical selection of units is given below, not all units will be available in any one year.
Students choose one unit from each timetable slot.
Some units can be taken only after consultation with the Course Organiser. Project Report Students complete a research project. The aim is to give students an opportunity to apply, and to contribute to knowledge in, the different disciplines studied during the course. Students sponsored by an employer may undertake a project related to their work, and such students may bring data to London with them for this purpose. The formulation of a research protocol as a basis for planned research, or an extensive literature review of an appropriate topic, may also be acceptable.