This article provides an overview of the skills gained throughout your degree, job options, career areas, further study, case studies, contacts and resources.
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Data on what School of Medicine, Medical Sciences and Nutrition (excluding Medicine and Dentistry) undergraduates were doing 15 months after they finished their studies.
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Find out what graduates in your subject went on to do after graduation. This survey is carried out nationally every year.
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An overview of the Public Health sector with information on finding opportunities in this area and relevant qualifications.
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Search for the latest jobs relevant for public health careers. There is also a blog with career tips and interviews with public health professionals.
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Scotland's health improvement agency. Information and resources to support health improvement practitioners. Merger of the former Health Education Board for Scotland (HEBS) and the Public Health Insitute for Scotland.
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UKHSA is responsible for protecting every member of every community from the impact of infectious diseases, chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents and other health threats.
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Information about becoming a Public Health Consultant and working within the NHS.
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UK government department, formerly known as Health Protection England, working to improve the nation's heath.
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NHS Board that leads and supports Scotland in responding to its health challenges.
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Case studies of people working for WHO and information about career options. There are also links to internship and volunteering programmes.
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Website offering advice for healthcare science professionals and those looking towards a career in this area.
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This document contains details of organisations who offer funding for medical-related summer research projects. Though these are often referred to as "laboratory" experience, they cover the full range of research, including data/literature searches, working with people (such as exercise or nutrition research) and pedagogical studies to enhance teaching.
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