I have used Careers Network. I am working towards Postgraduate Professional Development Award (PPDA) which keeps me motivated to participate in professional development events and workshops.

After graduating I aspire to work in roles such as health policy analyst, medical analyst, medical writer, or research assistant.

The teaching environment has been interactive and highly engaging. As well as lectures, there were small group discussions, hands-on projects, and interactive simulations in some modules.

The assignments were mostly based on real world public health issues which provided me with the opportunity to develop my critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Analysing real-world data, identifying patterns, and proposing evidence-based solutions have developed my ability to assess and respond to public health challenges.

The opportunity to learn from experienced faculty members and communicate and collaborate with my course mates who are from diverse background enhances the overall learning experience. The modules on related to research methods and the emphasis on critical thinking helps to create a better understanding of public health issues and solutions.

After two years of clinical experience, I understood the importance of public health. I chose to pursue Master of Public Health as it equips me with the knowledge and skills to address public health challenges effectively, aligning perfectly with my career goals and aspirations for creating meaningful change in society.

I chose the University of Birmingham for its Russell Group affiliation and high QS ranking ensuring top academic standards and research opportunities. Moreover, the recommendation from an alumni played a significant role in my decision-making process. Hearing first-hand about their positive experiences and successful outcomes reassured me of the university’s commitment to student success and satisfaction.