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The Health, Science and Society program at the University of Edinburgh examines the intersection of health, science, and society. Over four years, students will explore how scientific advancements influence public health, policy, and social structures, with a focus on global health challenges and the social determinants of well-being.
Graduates will be equipped with interdisciplinary knowledge and research skills, preparing them for careers in public health, healthcare policy, and social research.
The Health, Science and Society program integrates sociology, health studies, and the social impact of scientific development. The first two years provide a foundation in social theory, health, and scientific inquiry, while the final years allow for specialization in areas such as health policy, global health, and social epidemiology, culminating in a research project.
Graduates of the Health, Science and Society program can pursue careers in public health, healthcare policy, research institutions, and social services. The programโs focus on interdisciplinary research equips students for roles in governmental agencies, NGOs, and global health organizations.
The Health, Science and Society program at the University of Edinburgh offers students a unique opportunity to study the social aspects of health and science. With access to leading academic resources and real-world case studies, students are prepared to address pressing health challenges in an ever-evolving global landscape.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +44 (0)131 650 1000
Email: admissions@ed.ac.uk
Address: University of Edinburgh, Old College, South Bridge, Edinburgh EH8 9YL, United Kingdom