Pursuing a PhD degree in public health will help you have a demanding career. Through your extensive research, you can identify the prevailing problems in your society and find solutions for the same to build a healthy nation. The public health industry is ever-evolving and requires a lot of professionals to ensure that the citizens are leading a healthy life. Your doctoral degree will fetch you a pool of opportunities in the field of public health and help you grow ahead in your career, thereby making your nation hale.
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Advantages of Studying Ph.D. in Public Health
Benefits
- Designed specifically for working professionals
- Program delivered by distinguished faculty
- Personalized attention and guidance throughout the program
- University appointed co-guides
- Online access to comprehensive e-Library
- Contribute to the enrichment and advancement of knowledge
- Assume leadership roles in healthcare and/or pursue academic research positions upon completion
Learning
- Demonstrated ability to apply Public Health principles derived from public health sciences
- Design action plans for political support for health programs and policies
- Mobilize, organize and utilize appropriate resources to address prevailing health problems
- Demonstrated skills in designing and conducting original research in Public Health
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Frequently Asked Questions
Our Ph.D. in Public Health program is designed to train professionals in identifying the prevailing problems in the society and find solutions to build a healthy nation.
There are various jobs for PhD holders that include Public Health Administrators, Nutritionist and Epidemiologist, Environmental Health Researchers, Public Health Researchers, Post-doctoral fellows, and Public health Policy Advisors.
The duration of our Ph.D. in Public Health program is 3 & 3.5 years depending on your choice.
Since the classes are conducted online, we have the flexibility to learn at our own convenient time.
Scholarships are offered on a first come first serve basis.
Yes, of course. Our student counselors will guide you about the payment plans available for each intake.