Research Degrees

The School of Population Health offers a stimulating and supportive environment to undertake a research higher degree (RHD). More than 90 students are currently enrolled in the School, researching topics across the spectrum of population health.

Candidates are required to undertake an original and significant research project. Programs offered are Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), 80,000 word thesis, 3 years of full-time OR Master of Philosophy (Mphil), 40,000 word thesis, 1½ years of full time study. Most candidates develop their own original research topic, alternatively candidates can choose from the research projects we have available.

Research Degrees section

Research Higher Degree at the School of Population Health

If you wish to be considered for either PhD or MPhil enrolment in the School of Population Health, please register your interest on the Faculty of Health Science website, which has further info...

Research Higher Degree Milestones

Doing a RHD at SPH is a process of development. Candidates acquire particular skills and knowledge while making progress towards completing their research project and writing their thesis. Each RHD student will work with their supervisor to ...

Student Research Incentive Scheme

The School of Population Health recognises the contribution of RHD students in achieving our mission of improving the health of populations through excellence in teaching, scholarship and research. Publication in peer-reviewed journals is re...

Research Higher Degree Handbook

The RHD Information Booklet gives full details of the research degree policies and procedures at the School of Population H...

Forms, Policy and Procedures

School Forms, Policy and Procedures, Ethics, Travel

Research Degree Team

The RHD administrative team provides support and assistance throughout your time at the School. The team includes: Postgraduate Coordinator (PGC) Associate Professor Andrea Whittaker Phone: (0...

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