There has never been a more meaningful time to study public health, it is one of the most rapidly growing fields, especially since the global COVID-19 pandemic. Technological breakthroughs, impacts of climate change, emerging infectious diseases, pandemic management, and better public awareness of racism, inequality and injustice, all makes for a rewarding career in public health.
Explore and redefine public health practice to promote health in light of contemporary knowledge. The courses are founded on a commitment to the advancement of quality and integrity in multidisciplinary practice, and principles of equity, inclusiveness, promoting health, prolonging life, preventing disease, accountability and community participation.
The courses create opportunities for health professionals to formulate new ways of reducing inequalities in health care access and health outcomes.
*Government subsidies enable Flinders to offer Domestic applicants a reduction of up to 80% off full course fees through Commonwealth Supported Places. Offer subject to change.
The Public Health postgraduate programs at Flinders aim to allow you to build upon your experience in health care or to pivot your career into the sector. You’ll emerge with the analytical skills and communicational acumen needed to tackle the greatest health challenges of today and into the future.
These courses will help you to stand out from the crowd in diverse roles in both academic and non-academic organisations:
Discover Flinders’ Public Health courses, including what you can expect to study, working in a pandemic, the support available to you, unique learning experiences during your degree and what you can expect in your future career.
"Of course, I want to have a good job, but more than that I want to make a difference in public health in my country, particularly in the areas of family planning, reproductive health, and mother and child health."
Dr Amalia Dwi Susanti,
Master of Public Health (2019)
"In 2019, I established an innovative public health initiative and a registered charity called Chinese Medicine South Australia Incorporated to promote integrative medicine, with a long-term goal to reduce health inequalities by improving the health of rural and remote South Australia."
Dr Kwan Leung Chia ,
Doctor of Medicine (2016)
"Public Health involves understanding social factors – among other factors – that affect the health of the population. For example; the rate of infant mortality in Nigeria. We critically discuss the causes, solutions, and affected population."
Precious Farounbi,
Master of Public Health
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Postgraduate Public Health courses are located within the College of Medicine and Public Health at Flinders University.
Professor Billie Bonevski, is the Discipline Group Lead for Public Health who is an internationally recognised behavioural scientist with expertise in chronic disease prevention and health equity.
The courses are co-ordinated by Associate Professor Hossein Afzali who who has an internationally recognised standing in economic evaluation of new healthcare interventions.
Other teaching staff are well established in the health professions education field, and contribute to a range of scholarly activities which inform contemporary debates and discussions related to public health.
RED Hub is here to help you grow your research skills and networks to maximise your research outcomes and real-world impact. There is always something happening at RED Hub, including training workshops, a mentorship program, networking and social events, professional and personal development opportunities.
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