560 PhD programmes in Health Sciences

The Maternal and Child Health and Midwifery PhD programme at City St George's, University of London enables you to develop new research in collaboration with expert international researchers and professional and community stakeholders. Close links with our health service and policy partners help to rapidly transform your research into policy, practice and education.

The PhD in Nursing and Health Science program at University of Rochester offers a rich and supportive learning environment for the next generation of nursing and health care scientists.

The graduate program in Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at Western University - Canada provides both master's and PhD students with a unique opportunity to explore issues and ideas related to the health of Canadians, and others, in an inter-disciplinary forum. 

The M.Sc. and Ph.D. programs in Health Sciences at University of Saskatchewan are thesis-based graduate programs for graduate students performing intensive research within the College of Medicine. 

The Department of Food, Nutrition, Dietetics and Health at Kansas State University offers a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Food, Nutrition, Dietetics and Health.

The Psychology of Health and Wellbeing (PHeW) research strand at The Open University UK is a theoretically and methodologically diverse group with a focus on practices of health and wellbeing.

The Faculty of Dentistry at University of British Columbia offers advanced study leading to the PhD in Craniofacial Science through one of the following areas of study: Research in Population Health will explore the complex interactions (social, cultural, environmental) that affect the oral health of individuals, communities and populations.

At University of Washington, our Population Health and Systems Leadership (PHSL) track in the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree program is designed for nurses who are interested in improving population health, healthcare, and community systems in the U.S. and around the world. 

The Malignant Diseases programme at Medical University of Vienna aims to encompass all relevant areas of cancer research to provide students with a profound theoretical background in cancer research as well as excellent practical skills. 

The mission of this Medical Scientist Training Program at the University of Miami is to provide a rich and dynamic training environment to promote excellence for our next generation of physician-scientists.

The Doctor of Health Sciences (DHSc) program in Leadership in Clinical Practice and Education at George Washington University, enables clinical health professionals from a range of backgrounds to build competencies in advanced professional practice in clinical or academic environments.

Whether you are interested in researching how exercise affects elite athletes, older adults, cancer survivors, children with disabilities, or other populations, our doctoral degree in human performance can be customized to fit your interests. We offer a Human Performance degree at the Indiana University Bloomington. 

This Health Sciences DHSc degree from the University of New Haven takes you to the top of your field — to a career in administration, teaching, or applied research or practice – where advanced capabilities in conceptual thinking, original research, data analysis, and writing are essential in order to advance to high-level executive positions or academic appointments.

Undertake research into the molecular basis of health and disease under the supervision of an academic staff member in the School of Medicine with this Health and Disease program at Deakin University.

The aim of the Biology and Health Sciences doctoral program at the University of Lille is to train doctoral students as highly skilled scientists capable of independent research in the public sector of higher education and research in biology and health sciences or as scientifically-trained professionals who will valorize their competences in a non-academic context.

Explore lifestyle behaviours, such as nutrition, physical activity and substance use, and their impact on public health and risks for chronic diseases with this Health, Wellbeing and Society course at the University of Bath.

The Health and Social Care DHSC programme from The Open University UK is an innovative programme of part-time study designed predominantly for health and social care professionals, including registered nurses and social workers, but also other professionals working across health and social care including the public, voluntary and private sectors.

Further your knowledge of key topics that impact people's health, wellbeing and performance with this Health course at the University of Bath.

As a research based program for clinical allied health science professionals, Health Sciences graduates at the International Islamic University of Malaysia can continuously serve as allied health science professionals in private or government sectors with additional skills as independent researchers.

The overall aim of Health and Wellbeing research at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) is to contribute to faster and more accurate diagnostics, advanced therapy, improved health-related quality of life, and better prevention, care and cure, at reduced cost.