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Public health

Change people's lives.

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Work towards playing a critical role in preventing disease, prolonging life and improving health outcomes with  postgraduate study.

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Discover tips and practical essentials to prepare for your postgraduate studies.

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Why do postgraduate study? 

It can propel your career forward or shift it in a new direction. Gain the knowledge, skills and experience for your next move, turn a future of uncertainty into a world of possibilities. 

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Our graduates earn an average 29% salary increase within 3 years of graduating.

Study your way

Study part-time or full-time with 2 intakes per year. You can complete many of our programs entirely online. 

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We'll link you to local and global experts. Leverage and learn from us and connect with industry leaders and changemakers.

What’s it like to study public health as a postgraduate?
Ruchita Rajkumar Bhansali, UQ Master of Public Health student

Uni life

What’s it like to study public health as a postgraduate?

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7-minute read

What's it really like to study public health at UQ?
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Uni life

What's it really like to study public health at UQ?

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6-minute read

Meet the expert: exploring public health with Associate Professor Simon Reid
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UQ people

Meet the expert: exploring public health with Associate Professor Simon Reid

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2-minute read