i want to do my masters in public health in the uk.which college can i apply to?
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Choose from this site.\n\nhttp://www.ucas.ac.uk/
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you might need to do a years access course at college first then three years at uni and working in a hospital doing shifts, bloody hard work, if you have good gcse results then you need to write to the uni you want to go to then apply
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Oxford University, UK,\n\nhttp://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk
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I hope this is exactly what you asked for:\n\nhttp://www.scit.wlv.ac.uk/ukinfo/ac/index.php?refs1199=http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=universities+britain&fr=FP-tab-web-t&toggle=1&cop=&ei=UTF-8
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you need a 2:1 for entry to most postgraduate courses, but just phone the admissions office at Moray House and ask them!
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You need to enquire - initially - about exchange programmes and then take it from there. Get in touch directly with the UK College and Uni' Admissions Service: type in UCAS and press search. Their web pages can link you up to most of the HE institutions in the UK.\n\nOK?\n\n\n:)
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http://www.admissions.ox.ac.uk/colleges/\nthat should help ya :)
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It's not too late!  Lots of people come back to enter the health care field later in life.  Visit www.studentdoctor.net and click on forums, then look especially at the forum for 'non-traditional' (i.e. not coming straight out of undergraduate degree) students.  There is LOTS of helpful information.\n\nI am also planning to take a non-traditional route, going a few years after I get a Masters degree in public health.  For starters, make sure you've taken all the science pre-requisities to get into med school (bio, chem, physics, etc.).  Look on specific school websites to see the requirements.  You can take classes at a local community college.\n\nGood luck, and I hope you find lots of helpful info on studentdoctor.net --I know it's helped me a lot!
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Oxford University. It will cost u a fortune lol moverover even if u could pay it its extremely difficult to get admission
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Go to the UCAS web site: http://www.ucas.ac.uk/  This should tell you everything you need to know about applying to a UK university.
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Harvard has the leading School of Public Health in the country (take THAT, Hopkins!). You can check out the linnks Answer 2 gave, or you can also check out Associaction of Schools of Public Health http://www.asph.org\n\nChoose a SPH depending on the direction you want to take with your career in public health. For example, Harvard is highly research oriented. Many of their students go onto organizations like the CDC, FDA, WHO and so forth to run large studies, clinical trials or campaigns.\n\nBut if you want to do more locally-oriented work (community health and so forth), you really don't need to get the Harvard degree. Or if you must, wait to do the ScD or PhD at Harvard. Save the MPH for a cheaper school (since public health is not a financially rewarding line of work) with good cachet. UC Berkeley SPH http://sph.berkeley.edu is right up there with Harvard, and they're quite cheap for CA residents.
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One of the best resources to help you find your desired field would be a career counselor.  If you are already certified or degreed in any of these areas, try an agency, specializing in health related positions.\n\nContact your county of residence and field their job opportunities.  Any public health clinic should be able to direct you to the Human Resources Department, who can discuss your employment eligibility with you.\n\nThere are always opportunities in the health area, perhaps not the ideal position at first, but a willingness to work in this area will quickly move you up the career ladder.  Good Luck.
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Depending on the course there are many charities and other organisations that have bursaries some are linked to you religious denomination. go on line or contact your university.... I hope you get the grants that you need. Are going to Oxford Brookes or Oxfords main university. Good luck. xx
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Try the National Health Service Corps: http://nhsc.bhpr.hrsa.gov/
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Here is the info from Oxford university website:\nMaster of Surgery (MCh)\nOxford University > postgraduate > Course types > Master of Surgery (MCh)\n\nThis degree, like the DM, is open under specified conditions to candidates holding the Oxford BM, BCh after ten years from their matriculation and similarly to those holding an Oxford MA together with a registrable medical degree of another university.\n\nFurther details may be obtained from:\n\nThe Medical School Office,\nThe John Radcliffe,\nHeadington, Oxford OX3 9DU.\nTel: 01865 851045\n\nIn Melbourne University, to apply for Masters in surgery, you need to have an MBBS degree.\nwww.medicine.unimelb.edu.au/docs/MSurgProgramDescription.pdf\n\nIt varies from one university to another.\n\ncc
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Job recruiters who are hiring master's level public health professionals are not terribly focused on grades. Job experience holds much greater weight. Start by working at a lower-level agency if you must, but build your resumé in the fields you want to concentrate in. If you are research-oriented, then try to get your work published. The more published you are, the better your prospects will be.\n\nI earned my MPH from a reputable university in Los Angeles. I was hired by a large agency right away. It doesn't pay much, but my organization is a big name and I know my experience here can give me a lot of leverage down the line.