A Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Health Sciences is a research-based program that prepares students for careers in academic research or healthcare. The program involves conducting research, writing a thesis, and defending the thesis in an oral exam.
Coursework
- Research methodology: Students learn how to design and conduct research in a health-related field
- Biostatistics: Students learn how to analyze data related to health
- Clinical research methodology: Students learn how to plan and manage research projects, and how to be ethically responsible
Thesis
- Students identify a research topic and work independently on a research project
- Students write a thesis that demonstrates their ability to conduct research, be original, and make a significant contribution to the field
- Students pass a thesis examination and viva voce to graduate