MSc Public Health (Addictions)

Course Overview This MSc in Public Health (Addictions) from LJMU offers a unique, forward-thinking approach by examining addiction through a societal and political lens, moving beyond individual treatment models. The course is grounded in the Public Health Institute's extensive research and provides a critical understanding of the evidence base for reducing harms related to drugs, alcohol, and tobacco. You will learn from leading academics and a network of practitioners to tackle these complex global public health challenges. Key Program Highlights Unique UK program focusing on the social and political aspects of addiction, not just individual behavior Grounded in the Public Health Institute's cutting-edge research portfolio and real-world evidence Learn from an established network of leading academics, policymakers, and practitioners Attracts a diverse cohort of professionals from nursing, psychology, criminology, and support roles Equips you to address major global public health challenges with wide-ranging societal impacts