MSc Infectious Diseases and Global Health

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine · Liverpool, United Kingdom

MScEnglish90 ECTS1 yearOn CampusFull-time

This Master programme in Global Health equips students with advanced knowledge of global health policy, epidemiology, health systems strengthening, and international development. Students analyse complex health challenges affecting low- and middle-income countries. Graduates work with WHO, NGOs, government agencies, and research institutions to improve health equity worldwide.

Key facts

Tuition (EU / EEA students)
£15,000/year
Tuition (Non-EU students)
£15,000/year
Application deadlines (EU / EEA students)
2027-06-30
Application deadlines (Non-EU students)
2027-06-30
Duration
1 year
ECTS credits
90
Language
English
Study format
On Campus
Starts
01 September 2027
Intake
January / September

Admission requirements

Entry requirements

Course-specific: MRes Tropical Health and Infectious Disease Research - Honours degree (minimum 2:i or equivalent) in biological sciences or a medical/veterinary degree; medical/veterinary students who have completed 3+ years may intercalate; pathway-specific requirements (Clinical Science, Tropical

Required documents

Online application via MyLSTM portal (register account, upload documents, save drafts, accept offer); Evidence of English language level (for international students); Personal statement or answers to personal statement questions; Contact details for two professional referees; Degree certificate and

Application deadlines

EU / EEA students

2027-06-30

Non-EU students

2027-06-30

Programme overview

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What will it actually cost?

Tuition plus the legal minimum proof-of-funds for United Kingdom, over 1 year of study.

EU & Non-EUTuitionLivingTotal
EU & Non-EU£15,000—needs the fee

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