Public health practitioner - integrated degree

Assessing and managing risk of disease and ill-health, and the prevention of premature deaths.

Typical duration

3 years

Training funded

up to £20,000

Route

Health and science

Standard ref

ST0631

Role overview

A Public Health Practitioner works to improve health and reduce inequalities across communities, often employed by local authorities, NHS organisations, or voluntary-sector bodies. Apprentices learn to design, deliver, and evaluate health improvement programmes using real population data and evidence. This integrated degree apprenticeship opens doors to specialist or senior public health roles and can be a stepping stone to chartership with the Faculty of Public Health.