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Northumbria University Alumni Association provides graduates with a lifelong link to the University, our global network has more than 194,000 members in 167 countries worldwide.
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You will learn about public health through the key issues and debates that shape current thinking, research and policy. You will build a critical understanding of the approaches to promoting and protecting health and well-being, preventing ill health and prolonging life through a societal approach. You will explore the underlying socio-economic and wider determinants of health as well as disease looking at systematic evidence based approaches to improve population health. You will focus on the key domains of public health practice through topics including:
• Health inequalities and the wider determinants of health
• Assessment and surveillance of population health and wellbeing
• Public health policy and the influence of power, politics and ideology
• Evidence based approaches across the life course to reduce risk factors
• Social Marketing as an approach to influence, make and sustain behaviour change
• The role of epidemiology to plan and evaluate approaches to prevent ill health
• Outbreak investigation and management
• Environmental hazards, resilience and emergency response
In addition to learning about current issues and debates, you will develop your critical analysis skills and abilities to acquire, assimilate and apply knowledge using risk based approaches.
On completion of the module, your improved ability to link theory, practice and application will serve to enhance your employability prospects within a broad environmental health / public health job sector. Students seeking to achieve Environmental Health Practitioner status can use the module assessments to support completion of two intervention areas of the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health ‘Portfolio of Professional Practice’ (PH1 and PH5).