Study in Christchurch, Dunedin, or Wellington
A PhD provides an unequalled opportunity to carry out in-depth research and analysis of a particular public health issue. The University of Otago offers the supervision of leading researchers from many different backgrounds. We aim to create a stimulating and supportive environment for emerging researchers.
Intending applicants for doctoral study will have demonstrated the ability to progress to an advanced degree and have a keen interest in research.
Interested students are encouraged to view staff profiles online:
- Christchurch public health researchers Department of Public Health, Christchurch
- Dunedin public health researchers Department of Public Health, Dunedin
- Wellington public health researchers Department of Public Health, Wellington
Those interested in embarking on a PhD should contact their nearest department for further information. Enrolment in a PhD is not limited to the beginning of semesters; they may be accepted at any time of the year.
PhD research areas and topics
Research in Public Health at University of Otago.
View Campus-specific research themes:
- Christchurch campus (Department of Public Health, Christchurch)
- Dunedin campus (Department of Public Health, Dunedin)
- Wellington campus (Department of Public Health, Wellington)
PhD regulations and requirements
- Regulations and requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) (University of Otago)
PhD scholarships
- Scholarships available to PhD students (University of Otago)
Hear from past students
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Further information
- Further information for prospective PhD students (University of Otago)
Email enquiries
- Christchurch: publichealth.christchurch@otago.ac.nz
- Dunedin: publichealth.dunedin@otago.ac.nz
- Wellington: publichealth.wellington@otago.ac.nz