The School of Population Health houses an innovative and diverse group of researchers from many disciplines. Major research clusters include cardiovascular disease, primary healthcare, gambling and alcohol research, clinical trials, quality in healthcare and Māori, Pacific and Asian health. The synergies arising from these groups with others passionate about community development provides unique opportunities for partnership in research aiming to improve the health of populations.
Discover the various projects being undertaken by
postgraduate students
Explore the research interests of staff within
the School of Population Health
School of Population Health researchers are supported both within the school as well as
in the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences (FMHS).
Researchers are not only assisted with funding but also with access to several groups that can help
with research data, methodology, and software.re.
Research at FMHS
The FMHS Research Office
can help identify funding opportunities and assist with any other research questions you may have.
Find more information on funding opportunities:
Visit the
FMHS Research Office website
Board of Research, School of Population Health
The Board of Research was formed in 2003 with representatives from the main sections of the school. The
board facilitates research development within the school through information sharing, supporting applications for research funding and fostering collaboration and researchers within the
school and across the University. The board organises the distribution of funds from PBRF allocations to researchers within the
school.
