MSc Microbiology in Public Health
University of Bedfordshire
Life Sciences
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Semester
65
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January, September 2026
1 year
University Square Campus, Luton, UK
MSc Microbiology in Public Health is a postgraduate degree that focuses on the study of microorganisms and their impact on human health. Students learn about infectious diseases, microbiological techniques, epidemiology, and public health strategies, preparing for careers in healthcare.
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