School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, which specializes in public health and tropical medicine, is a public research institution in Bloomsbury, Camden, and a constituent college of the University of London. His students receive a degree from the University of London upon satisfactory completion of their studies.

If you are interested in medicine, experimental research, public health, population studies or infectious diseases, you will be prepared to tackle both current and future health issues through the school's study programmes.

23 advanced Master's degrees are offered by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, in London and through distance learning. Students can tailor programmes to their personal learning needs and career goals during their degree, and with a variety of unique elective modules. The LSHTM programmes, with a genuinely global perspective, are relaxing. The teaching programs are performed by committed and qualified personnel who are also active researchers themselves, the teaching programs are carried out face-to-face and online.

In addition to being awarded Times Higher Education University of the Year 2016/17 and winning the Queen's Anniversary Prize 2018, LSHTM also ranks highly in numerous worldwide university league tables, including two first places.

With 1,600 Masters and research students from nearly 100 countries and 1,300 staff members from more than 60 nations, the school has a diverse community. Most of the work of the school requires cooperation internationally and includes more than 100 research collaborators from abroad. Student Support Programs provide advice, career guidance and counseling to students if necessary.

Students can now become a member of the Union of the University of London, which means they can use its bars and gym, as well as join its clubs and societies. In more than 180 countries, LSHTM's alumni work around the world. Graduates continue to hold leading roles in health care, ministries of health, the private sector, hospitals and research institutes at international and national levels.