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Provision of Masters in Public Health (MPH) Course - York University

Published
Published 22 June 2026

Overview

NHS England has awarded a contract worth £38,000 to the University of York to provide a Masters in Public Health (MPH) course for newly appointed Public Health Registrars as part of their mandatory five-year Specialty Training Programme. The MPH is an essential first-year qualification that enables registrars to progress through the Faculty of Public Health's curriculum and ultimately become eligible for specialist registration and consultant-level posts. This contract replaces the previous arrangement (C304421) which had reached its extension limit and is one of only two HEIs in the Yorkshire and Humber region capable of delivering this qualification.

Key details

Country
United Kingdom
Status
Contract signed
Procedure
Direct
Published
22 June 2026

Award outcome

Awarded value
£38,000
Award date
17 June 2026
Winner
  • The University of York

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Notice history

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  1. Contract

    22 June 2026

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