A Doctor of Philosophy graduate will be able to: Scientific Knowledge and Theory - Critically evaluate and use scientific theories and frameworks relevant to public health.
- Synthesize knowledge from a broad range of disciplines in public health.
Research - Critically analyze research literature.
- Develop testable hypotheses for independent research.
- Design and carry out original research that contributes to the knowledge base in public health.
- Demonstrate mastery of methods of data collection and analysis.
- Apply a set of ethical standards in the conduct and dissemination of research.
- Work as an effective research team member.
- Prepare scholarly publications and deliver oral presentations.
- Be cognizant of appropriate funding sources for research.
- Develop grant writing skills.
Teaching - Demonstrate ability to teach a university level course using current pedagogical techniques.
- Demonstrate communication skills that facilitate learning by others in formal and informal settings.
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