The IUHPE Global Accreditation System

Accredited Health Promotion Courses

IUHPE Accredited Health Promotion Courses embody quality and innovation in education. They form part of a global network of programs committed to equipping graduates with the knowledge, skills, and values needed to advance health promotion and foster healthier, more equitable societies.

This register also includes the full name of each accredited course and the contact information for the course lead.

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Adelaide University (formerly University of South Australia)
Bachelor of Public Health
australia
Dannielle Post
dannielle.post@adelaide.edu.au

Accredited from

March 2024

to

March 2029
Atlantic Technological University
MSc Health Promotion Practice
ireland
Margaret Mc Loone
Margaret.McLoone@atu.ie

Accredited from

September 2022

to

September 2027
Atlantic Technological University
Post Graduate Certificate in Health Promotion and Wellness Practice
ireland
Máire Mc Callion
maire.mccallion@atu.ie

Accredited from

September 2022

to

September 2027
Atlantic Technological University
BSc Health Science and Physical Activity
ireland
Margaret Mc Loone
Margaret.McLoone@atu.ie

Accredited from

May 2020

to

December 2030
Atlantic Technological University
BSc Health Science and Physiology
ireland
Margaret Mc Loone
Margaret.McLoone@atu.ie

Accredited from

May 2020

to

December 2030
Atlantic Technological University
BSc Public Health and Health Promotion
ireland
Margaret Mc Loone
Margaret.McLoone@atu.ie

Accredited from

May 2015

to

December 2030
Australian College of Physical Education (ACPE)
Bachelor of Health Promotion
australia
Zoe Pedashenko
zpedashenko@acpe.edu.au

Accredited from

December 2022

to

December 2027
CQUniversity (accredited program is currently in a teach-out phase and is no longer admitting new students)
Bachelor of Public Health (Specialisation)
australia
Lisa Bricknell
l.bricknell@cqu.edu.au

Accredited from

February 2020

to

February 2029
Curtin University
BSc (Health Promotion)
australia
Krysten Blackford
k.blackford@curtin.edu.au

Accredited from

February 2016

to

March 2027
Dalhousie University
Bachelor of Health Promotion Undergraduate Program
canada
Dr. Matthew Numer
Matthew.Numer@Dal.Ca

Accredited from

September 2021

to

September 2026
Deakin University
Master of Health Promotion
australia
Sally Speirs
sally.speirs@deakin.edu.au

Accredited from

December 2020

to

February 2028
Deakin University
Bachelor of Public Health and Health Promotion
australia
Sally Speirs
sally.speirs@deakin.edu.au

Accredited from

December 2020

to

February 2028
Deakin University
Bachelor of Health Science - Health Promotion major
australia
Sally Speirs
sally.speirs@deakin.edu.au

Accredited from

December 2020

to

February 2028
Deakin University
Bachelor of Public Health and Health Promotion/Bachelor of Commerce
australia
Sally Speirs
sally.speirs@deakin.edu.au

Accredited from

December 2020

to

February 2028
Edith Cowan University
Bachelor of Health Science (Health Promotion)
australia
Angela Pollard
smhsaccreditations@ecu.edu.au

Accredited from

May 2017

to

November 2027
Institut et Haute Ecole de la Santé La Source
Diploma of Advanced Studies HES-SO en Promotion de la santé et prévention dans la communauté
switzerland
Cédric Bussy
c.bussy@ecolelasource.ch

Accredited from

May 2026

to

May 2031
JAMK University of Applied Sciences
Master’s Degree Programme in Health Care and Social Services, Health Promotion
finland
Sari Järvinen
sari.jarvinen@jamk.fi

Accredited from

February 2015

to

June 2031
Maastricht University
Master in Health Education and Promotion
netherlands
Francine Schneider
francine.schneider@maastrichtuniversity.nl

Accredited from

October 2013

to

January 2027
Massey University
Bachelor of Health Science – Mental Health and Addiction
new-zealand
Christina Severinsen
C.A.Severinsen@massey.ac.nz

Accredited from

December 2024

to

December 2029
Massey University
Bachelor of Health Science - Health Promotion
new-zealand
Angelique Reweti
A.Reweti@massey.ac.nz

Accredited from

December 2024

to

December 2029
National University of Ireland Galway
Postgraduate Diploma/MA in Health Promotion
ireland
Aoife Howard
aoife.howard@universityofgalway.ie

Accredited from

October 2014

to

January 2031
Queen Margaret University
BSc Public Health
united-kingdom
Karen Hicks
khicks@qmu.ac.uk

Accredited from

December 2022

to

December 2027
Queensland University of Technology
Masters of Public Health (Health Promotion)
australia
Kaeleen Dingle
k.dingle@qut.edu.au

Accredited from

January 2023

to

January 2028
Robert Gordon University
MSc Health Promotion and Public Health
united-kingdom
A.C Whitcombe
a.c.whitcombe1@rgu.ac.uk

Accredited from

November 2014

to

April 2028
South East Technological University
MA in Advanced Facilitation Skills for Health and Well-Being
ireland
Niamh Murphy
Niamh.murphy@setu.ie

Accredited from

June 2022

to

June 2028
Tallinn Health Care College
Health Promotion
estonia
Nele Kunder
Nele.Kunder@ttk.ee

Accredited from

November 2013

to

July 2026
Tbilisi State Medical University
Master of Health Promotion
georgia
Irine Zarnadze
i.zarnadze@tsmu.edu

Accredited from

September 2022

to

September 2027
Turku University of Applied Sciences
Promotion of health and welfare (Master’s degree)
finland
Tuuli Lahti
tuuli.lahti@turkuamk.fi

Accredited from

February 2026

to

February 2031
Università degli Studi di Brescia
Assistenza Sanitaria
italy
Umberto Gelatti
segreteria.dsmc@unibs.it

Accredited from

October 2022

to

October 2027
Université de Bordeaux
Master 2 Promotion de la santé
france
François Alla

Accredited from

Septembre 2023

to

Septembre 2028
University of Cagliari
Assistenza Sanitaria (Health Visitors)
italy
Alessandra Mereu
amereu@unica.it

Accredited from

October 2014

to

April 2027
University of Florence
Corso di Laurea Assistenza Sanitaria Firenze (Bachelors)
italy
Alessandro Bartoloni, Martina Tassini
assistenzasanitaria@sc-saluteumana.unifi.it

Accredited from

August 2023

to

August 2028
University of Notre Dame (accredited program is currently in a teach-out phase and is no longer admitting new students)
Bachelor of Health Promotion
australia
Evalena Lowe
evalena.lowe1@nd.edu.au

Accredited from

October 2021

to

March 2028
University of Padua
Assistenza Sanitaria (Health visitor)
italy
Giovanni Cecchetto
giovanni.cecchetto.1@unipd.it

Accredited from

June 2022

to

June 2027
University of Queensland
Master of Public Health (Health Promotion)
australia
Paul Gardiner
p.gardiner@uq.edu.au

Accredited from

November 2019

to

July 2030
University of Technology Sydney
Bachelor of Health Science in Health Promotion
australia
Daniel Demant
daniel.demant@uts.edu.au

Accredited from

July 2023

to

July 2028
University of the Sunshine Coast
Bachelor of Health Science (Applied Health Promotion)
australia
Jane Taylor
jtaylor6@usc.edu.au

Accredited from

May 2018

to

March 2028
University of the Sunshine Coast
Master of Health Promotion
australia
Jane Taylor
jtaylor6@usc.edu.au

Accredited from

May 2018

to

March 2027
Waterford Institute of Technology
BA in Health Promotion
ireland
Niamh Murphy
nmurphy@wit.ie

Accredited from

February 2015

to

December 2027
Western Sydney University
Bachelor of Health Science (BHSc (Health Promotion), BHSc (Public Health/Health Promotion), BHSc (Health Services Management/Health Promotion) or BHSc (Clinical Sciences/Health Promotion)
australia
Freya MacMillan
f.macmillan@westernsydney.edu.au

Accredited from

May 2022

to

May 2027
ZHAW University
Bachelor's degree program in Health Promotion and Prevention
switzerland
Biehl Verena & Karin Nordström
biev@zhaw.ch; nord@zhaw.ch

Accredited from

January 2024

to

August 2029

Global Recognition for Excellence in Education

The IUHPE Global Accreditation System recognizes higher education programs that prepare graduates with the competencies, skills, and values essential for effective and ethical health promotion practice. Accreditation ensures that:

  • Courses meet international quality standards, based on validated knowledge, skills, and values
  • Graduates are equipped with the competencies required for effective practice in diverse contexts
  • Education providers demonstrate accountability, assuring students and employers of quality outcomes
  • Core competencies are strengthened, supporting a consistent foundation for the profession
  • Recognition and visibility are enhanced, raising the profile of accredited programs globally



Accredited courses are not only a mark of academic excellence but also a foundation for building the future health promotion workforce worldwide.