The School of Population Health aims to improve the health of populations through excellence in teaching, research and strategic partnerships.
Established in 2001, the School of Population Health at The University of Queensland has grown to become one of the region’s leading centres for research and teaching in public and population health.
SPH staff research some of the world’s most critical and emerging public health issues. Current research priorities include biostatistics and epidemiology; nutrition, disease and injury; health systems and economics; and social sciences.
The School is preparing the next generation of public health leaders for Australia and the world. SPH offers programs and courses in international public health, public health, health studies, clinical epidemiology, addiction studies, nutrition, Indigenous health, tropical health, health economics and biostatistics.
