Embark on a transformative PhD in Public Health at the University of Exeter, a programme designed for aspiring researchers passionate about addressing complex global health challenges. You will join an interdisciplinary department where backgrounds in epidemiology, psychology, sociology, geography, medicine, and nursing converge to tackle critical issues. This doctoral journey is ideal for those driven to investigate areas such as climate change and health, oceans and wellbeing, or antimicrobial resistance, contributing vital research to improve population health outcomes worldwide.
As a full-time, on-campus doctoral student over four years, you will immerse yourself in cutting-edge research, working alongside leading academics within centres of excellence like the NIHR School for Public Health Research (SPHERE). Your doctoral research will focus on a significant public health problem, supported by access to key University Research Networks and potential collaborations with organisations such as the Met Office and the UK Health Security Agency. You will graduate with advanced research methodologies, a significant contribution to your field, and the expertise to pursue impactful careers in academia, policy, or global health organisations.
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