Plans for the upcoming 2022/23 academic year
Public Health has never been more important. As a Public Health team, our priority is the safety and well-being of our students. Here is what you should know about the upcoming academic year (2022-2023).
The academic year will start as normal and term dates will not be changed. We will prioritise in-person teaching, taking appropriate measures to minimise risk of airborne virus transmission. We will continue to benefit from a selection of online lectures from international experts, which will be live streamed and interactive.
We recognise that some students might have personal challenges due to caring responsibilities of young children and elderly parents, health conditions and various other issues. We will ensure that we will adopt a flexible approach (e.g. alternative dates for tutorials, extended deadlines for assignment submissions etc.) to accommodate your needs in line with your personal circumstances. Please speak to the course team about this as soon as possible so we can support you adequately.
Praise for our blended approach during the pandemic:
"I really enjoyed having representation from around the world (people with different nationalities and interests). I enjoyed how thought provoking some of the sessions were."
"I thought the course was excellent and the standard of teaching was exceptional."
“I really enjoyed hearing from different experts as well as learning about the vast opportunities offered within Public Health which most people may not know of.”
“Excellent and varied presentations from people who are very passionate about the subject matter. I enjoyed group interactions and discussions. I feel I was given a broad and solid foundation in Public Health.”