Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Program Overview

The PhD program in Public Health at Deakin University and University of Copenhagen offers candidates the opportunity to conduct research in public health-related topics. The program involves spending at least six months at each institution, providing exposure to international health systems and research. The content is tailored to the candidate's research interests and supervisors, ensuring guidance and support. The program aims to prepare candidates for careers in public health research and practice.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program at Deakin University and University of Copenhagen offers candidates the opportunity to undertake research in a public health-related topic. The program aims to provide students with exposure to international health systems and research, with research areas supported including Public Health and Health Promotion, Health Economics and Program Evaluation, Public Health Nutrition, Health Service Management, Medicine, and Allied Health.

Outline:

The program's structure involves candidates spending at least six months at each institution, allowing them to gain exposure to international health systems and research.