January 2027, May 2027
1 year
London
Tuition Fee
£9,000 per year (UK home)
Full-time, Part-time
The tuition fee for 2026/27 is £9,000 for Home students, or £7,000 for ARU Alumni. Tuition fees may be subject to change by ARU London. Applicants should check the institution website for the latest fee information.
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Equivalent of a UK first degree at 2:2 or above plus relevant experience. Typically a UK honours degree with lower second-class honours (2:2) or relevant qualifications obtained in your home country. If you do not meet the required grades but can demonstrate that your life/work skills make you suitable, you should still consider applying.
IELTS: 6.5 or better
Graduates are prepared for roles such as public health analysts, health promotion specialists, policy advisors, and global health consultants within local authorities, the NHS, charities, NGOs, and international organisations like the WHO.
Yes, the Master of Public Health is available in a part-time format, with a duration of 2 years and standard delivery on campus 1 day a week.
Students receive professional and academic guidance to help chart their path in public health, alongside career support services including CV workshops and interview preparation.
Yes, the institution offers career support services including CV workshops, interview preparation, and access to The Enterprise Hub for students interested in starting or growing their own ventures.
The course includes a final major project where students apply their learning to a real or simulated public health issue, allowing them to strengthen their professional portfolio.
This information is not currently available on the course page. Please contact us directly or ARU London for the most up-to-date guidance.
The course is uniquely situated in London, offering students the opportunity to study public health issues within a live and varied urban environment, with content aligned to current industry expectations.
Yes, the course uses a blend of classroom teaching, case studies, experiential learning, and practical assignments, including simulation activities and a capstone project grounded in real-life issues.
Learning is interactive and practice-focused, involving lectures, seminars, group work, and guest sessions with public health professionals.
Applicants should hold a UK first degree at 2:2 or above (or equivalent) plus relevant experience, and meet the English language requirement of IELTS 6.5 or better.
