Embark on a PhD in Public Health and Health Policy at the University of Strathclyde, a research degree designed for those passionate about understanding and improving population health outcomes. You will delve into the complex interplay between public policy and health, exploring how social determinants of health impact vulnerable groups and assessing strategies to promote well-being and reduce health inequalities. This program is ideal if you seek to advance knowledge through rigorous research, contributing original insights to the fields of public health and health policy. You will be equipped to address critical societal challenges through evidence-based approaches.
This PhD is studied full-time on campus over three years, immersing you in a dynamic research environment. You will engage with theoretical perspectives from public health and social sciences, and potentially focus on areas such as health and human rights, mental health, or health communication. Your research journey will involve regular reviews and culminate in a thesis that makes an original contribution to knowledge. By linking into the Centre for Health Policy, you will gain access to networks of academics, policymakers, and practitioners, preparing you for impactful careers in research, policy analysis, or public health practice.