Population Health (4-year funded)

Bachelor's degree

In Oxford

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    Bachelor's degree

  • Location

    Oxford

  • Start date

    Different dates available

The four-year funded DPhil in Population Health (1+3) provides an integrated training programme for students in population health by linking the MSc in Global Health Science, undertaken in the first year of the course, and the DPhil in Population Health, undertaken from the second year onwards. Full funding is available initially for the MSc and a further three years of funding may be provided if the MSc is completed successfully.This programme consists of the one-year MSc in Global Health Science followed, if successful in the first year, by the DPhil in Population Health. The programme is fully funded including a generous stipend for all four years of fees liability. It is intended to provide an integrated training programme to prepare you for a career in academic research.

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Oxford (Oxfordshire)
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Wellington Square, OX1 2JD

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Course programme

Successful applicants who enrol on the MSc are required to continue their application for the DPhil during the first term of MSc study, and to submit it for the January admissions deadline which follows. Success on the MSc will be an academic condition for entry into the DPhil element.


  • DPhil in Clinical Medicine
  • DPhil in Evidence-­Based Health Care
  • DPhil in Primary Health Care
  • DPhil in Population Health
  • MSc in Global Health Science

As part of the MSc course students will be advised to bear in mind their intentions for research study, and may, for example, attend a research placement and write their dissertation in a manner which informs their intended research topic for the DPhil.


Accordingly, it is only during the first term of the MSc year that applicants should begin to contact DPhil supervisors and consider projects to apply to undertake. During that time students will, with the assistance of their proposed research supervisor and the course team, write a proposal for their research to be added to their DPhil application by the January deadline.


Please note that part-time study is not available on the MSc element of the programme but may be available for the DPhil.

Population Health (4-year funded)

Price on request