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control (git) Mechanistic modelling Infectious disease epidemiology Scientific writing Evidence synthesis Eligibility requirements Candidates will need to fulfil the Monash University minimum requirements
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countries (LMICs). The successful candidates will benefit from an innovative training programme in world-leading epidemiological modelling methods. You will be part of a diverse multicultural team of students
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, preferably, a master’s degree by research in Public Health, Epidemiology, Nursing, Midwifery, or a closely related field, with relevant research publications. Demonstrated experience in quantitative research
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prevention. We use robust epidemiological and health economic modelling methods to estimate the health impacts and cost-effectiveness of preventive policies and interventions. As part of our team, you will
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under Admissions here Have first-class honours or equivalent in a relevant discipline (e.g. social sciences, public health, urban design, epidemiology, environmental science, planning, geographic
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disciplines, including psychology, psychiatry, nursing, social work, law, occupational therapy and epidemiology. A key focus of the CFBS is to transfer academic and clinical excellence into practice in
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disciplines, including psychology, psychiatry, nursing, social work, law, occupational therapy and epidemiology. A key focus of the CFBS is to transfer academic and clinical excellence into practice in
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, mechanistic, diagnostic, treatment, epidemiological and/or sociological approaches; and The grant funding (inclusive of GST) will be paid quarterly in arrears upon the submission and acceptance of a combined
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quantitative skills, including familiarity with epidemiology, statistics, exercise science, nutrition and/or neuroscience are desired for this project. The candidate will join an interdisciplinary team focused
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the epidemiology of health outcomes and healthcare use after prison, including among key subgroups such as Indigenous people and women, is essential to drive reform and to inform improvements in throughcare and post