Course Overview

The MSc Physical Activity, Health and Society at Durham University examines how physical activity influences health outcomes across different populations and social settings. Students study exercise promotion, public health, behavioural science, health inequalities, sport policy, epidemiology, research methods, and programme evaluation.

Practical research develops skills in designing evidence-based interventions that encourage active lifestyles and improve community wellbeing. Graduates are prepared for careers in public health, health promotion, sport development, policy analysis, community health programmes, and research.