Study

Interested in undergraduate study?

The Bachelor of Health Sciences program is your ideal pathway to a clinical career -- many students use it as the foundation for their medical (Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery -- MBBS) degree. The program offers majors including Public Health; Health Promotion; and Nutrition.

As well as the Bachelor of Health Sciences program, SPH staff also teach into UQ's MBBS, Oral Health, and Nutrition programs. Undergraduate students may also choose to enrol in SPH courses as electives within their chosen programs.

Interested in postgraduate study?

The School offers a range of postgraduate programs in the areas of Public Health, International Public Health, Health Promotion, Epidemiology, Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Studies, Nutrition, Indigenous Health and Biostatistics. They can be studied at Master, Graduate Diploma, and Graduate Certificate levels.

Orientation Semester 2 2013

The School of Population Health will be holding orientation on Wednesday 17 July for postgraduate coursework students commencing in Semester 2 2013.
Timetable

Our semester 1 2013 timetable is available now.
Why should I study here?

Programs that are among the most relevant and comprehensive in population health.
Pathways

Most postgraduate degrees require students to complete a particular pathway of study.
Developing Healthcare Leaders

Online continuing professional development programs including the Graduate Certificate in Health Sciences.
Full Course List

A list of all our postgraduate courses.
Public Health

Giving health professionals the skills they need to critically assess and resolve public health problems.
International Public Health

Specialist training in international public health issues.
Epidemiology

Develop advanced epidemiology skills.
Biostatistics

Biostatistical skills for clinical, research and public health environments.
Bachelor of Health Sciences

The ideal introduction to your career in health.
How to apply

Apply to the School of Population Health.