Global Health

Overview of the Global Health Master's Programme

The Master's degree in Global Health at the University of Bonn is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of health issues on a global scale. The programme covers key areas of public health, such as epidemiology, health policy, and health systems strengthening. Students engage in interdisciplinary approaches to address health inequities and improve population health outcomes, making it a vital choice for those passionate about making a difference in global health.

Structure and Curriculum

This two-semester programme is structured into modules that combine theory and practical applications. Students gain ECTS credits for each module, culminating in a thesis that allows them to conduct in-depth research on a relevant topic in global health. The curriculum is designed to build critical analytical skills, evidence-based decision-making, and effective communication, essential for professionals in the public health sector.

Skills and Suitability

The Global Health Master’s programme suits individuals from various academic backgrounds who are eager to contribute to global health initiatives. Graduates will acquire skills in research methodologies, public health strategies, and the ability to work collaboratively across cultures and disciplines. Students will be well-prepared to engage with industry partners in Germany, particularly within the robust Mittelstand, contributing to practical solutions and innovations in health care.

• Public Health Consultant
• Health Policy Analyst
• Researcher in Global Health
• Health Programme Manager
• Epidemiologist

Industries hiring graduates include:

• Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
• Public Sector Health Agencies
• International Health Organizations
• Research Institutions
• Pharmaceutical Companies