Leeds Beckett University - City Campus,
Woodhouse Lane,
LS1 3HE
Health Promotion CPD
Research Methods for Public Health and Health Promotion
Course overview
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12 weeks -
September 2025 -
City Campus/Online -
£1,000
(20 credits at L7)
This module develops the theoretical and practical skills that underpin research. It draws on epistemological and methodological foundations of research, as well as providing practical guidance in textual and numerical data analysis.
On successful completion of the module, you will be able to:
- Understand key philosophical perspectives relevant to research in public health and health promotion,
- Critically evaluate research methodologies and methods, understanding their relevance for public health and health promotion,
- Critically analyse textual data of relevance to public health and health promotion, and;
- Critically analyse numerical data of relevance to public health and health promotion.
Everything you need to know
Research Methods for Public Health and Health Promotion is aimed at professionals working in related allied-health professions fields as well as, for example, nursing, nutrition, policy, environmental health, and social work.
The module is delivered over 12 weeks in Semester 1 (September to January) either in person (two hours per week) or online via distance learning.
Assessment is by a 1200-word qualitative (textual) analysis task (worth 50%) and a 1200-word quantitative (numerical) analysis task (worth 50%).
The cost for this module is £1,000.
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Speak to your course team
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Dr Simon Rowlands
Senior Lecturer / School of Health