Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Public Health
Programme Description
A Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Public Health is a research-intensive program designed to prepare scholars for leadership roles in academia, research, and policy-making. This degree focuses on advanci...
A Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Public Health is a research-intensive program designed to prepare scholars for leadership roles in academia, research, and policy-making. This degree focuses on advancing knowledge in public health through original research and critical analysis of health systems, policies, and interventions.
Career Opportunities
Pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Public Health is a transformative journey that enables individuals to contribute to global health advancements through research, policy, and education. This degree focuses on solving complex health challenges and improving population well-being on a large scale.
Career opportunities with a PhD in Public Health include:
Academic Roles: Professors or researchers at universities, shaping the next generation of public health professionals.
Public Health Scientist: Conducting high-impact research on topics like infectious diseases, health disparities, or environmental health.
Entry Requirements
To be admitted to this programme a prospective student should satisfy the following conditions:
Have a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree or a degree in related fields like epidemiology, biostatistics, or other health sciences.