Course Overview: Our PhD program in Public Health and Epidemiology is designed for researchers dedicated to improving health outcomes and addressing public health challenges. This program provides advanced training in epidemiological methods, biostatistics, and health policy analysis. Students will conduct impactful research on public health issues and contribute to the development of evidence-based health policies.

Course Highlights:

• Research Areas:
  
  • Infectious Disease Epidemiology: Study the distribution and determinants of infectious diseases.
  • Chronic Disease Epidemiology: Research the risk factors and prevention strategies for chronic diseases.
  • Global Health: Investigate health issues affecting populations worldwide.
  • Health Policy and Management: Explore the development and evaluation of health policies and systems.

• Supervision and Support:
  
  • Expert Supervision: Work with leading public health researchers and practitioners.
  • Research Training: Participate in workshops and seminars to enhance research skills.
  • Fieldwork Opportunities: Engage in fieldwork and community health projects.

• Career Opportunities:
  
  • Research positions in academic institutions, public health agencies, and research organisations.
  • Roles in health policy analysis, health promotion, and program evaluation.
  • Opportunities in international health organisations and non-governmental organisations.

• How to Apply:
  
  • Research: Identify a suitable research area and potential supervisors.
  • Apply Online: Submit your application through the university’s online system.
  • Submit Documents: Provide a detailed research proposal, academic transcripts, a personal statement, and letters of recommendation.
  • Interview: Prepare for and attend an interview if required.
  • Accept Offer: Confirm your place and arrange necessary finances.

• Scholarships:
  
  • Commonwealth Scholarships: Available for students from Commonwealth countries.
  • University-specific scholarships: Merit-based and need-based scholarships offered by universities.
  • Public Health Scholarships: Funding opportunities from public health organisations and foundations.