There are 3 phd Public Health programmes for international students across 2 universities in United Kingdom. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
The DPhil in Population Health at the University of Oxford is a doctoral research program designed to train students for careers in academia and high-level research. This program offers a unique opportunity to work alongside world-leading researchers at Oxford Population Health, engaging with diverse perspectives from medical practice, epidemiology, statistics, and other related fields. Students will develop in-depth knowledge and understanding of their chosen population health research project through rigorous research and training. The program emphasizes both academic and professional development, preparing students to contribute significantly to the field of population health. Full-time students typically complete their research within three years, while a part-time option is available over six years.


The PhD in Public Health at Lancaster University is designed for individuals who want to gain a deep understanding of public health theory, research, and practice. This program helps you develop or enhance your research skills while managing existing responsibilities. It is offered part-time and combines distance learning with in-person teaching at an annual autumn Academy in Lancaster. You also have the option to attend this Academy online. This flexible doctorate is suitable for professionals in public health services, policy development, education, or research, both in the UK and internationally. You'll become part of a research-active academic department, with teaching informed by current research, and you'll be encouraged to participate in the department's research culture.
3 across 2 universities, listed on this page.
Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.