229 PhD programmes in Health Sciences in North America

The Public Health - Health Services and Policy Research concentration at Georgia State University prepares doctoral scholars to research public health and health care policy.

Environmental Health - Industrial Hygiene students at the University of Cincinnati learn to anticipate, recognize, evaluate, and design programs and systems to control exposures in the environmental or occupational setting that are causing or may be expected to result in adverse human health effects.

Georgia State University's Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) program in Health Sciences prepares talented and capable students with a strong discipline-specific research-based curriculum to be scholars and educators in the healthcare-related disciplines.

The Population Health doctoral program is offered through a collaboration of five faculties at the University of Ottawa: the Faculty of Health Sciences, the Faculty of Medicine, the Faculty of Social Sciences, the Telfer School of Management, and the Faculty of Law (Common Law Section). 

The Rehabilitation and Health Leadership program fromQueen's University is designed to produce purposeful, inspirational and effective ‘leader scholars’ who advance rehabilitation and health in canada and beyond.

A Health Education and Promotion doctorate from Walden University prepares students to contribute to the field as researchers, leaders, faculty scholars, educators, and advocates for individual and community health.

The PhD in Health Sciences at Lakehead University is designed to be a research-intensive program emphasizing the development of research skills with a particular focus on populations who historically have higher rates of poorer health (such as seniors and Indigenous populations).

Equip yourself with the advanced knowledge and research skills to excel in the dynamic fields of Health and Kinesiology with this PhD at the University of Mississippi.

Prevention Science from Rutgers University is a research-intensive, interdisciplinary doctoral program that prepares scholars to address complex social, behavioral, and health challenges through evidence-based prevention strategies.