Doctorate in Public Health and Wellbeing
- Feb 23
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This doctorate study program is a 100% research-based academic pathway designed for experienced professionals, researchers, and policy leaders who aim to generate original knowledge and drive strategic transformation in public health systems and wellbeing initiatives. Positioned at a study level equal to EQF Level 8 and aligned with the third European cycle, the program emphasizes advanced research competence, critical analysis, and high-level policy innovation.
With a minimum duration of 18 months and flexible extension options, the program accommodates professionals seeking to combine rigorous academic research with ongoing leadership responsibilities in healthcare, governmental, and international environments.
The program is structured around seven modules, carefully designed to ensure academic depth and methodological excellence:
Four research-focused modules dedicated to advanced quantitative and qualitative methodologies, epidemiological modeling, health data analytics, academic publishing strategies, and research design at doctoral level.
Two general modules addressing global health governance, ethics, sustainability, and strategic leadership in complex health systems.
One specialized module in Public Health and Wellbeing, focusing on health equity, preventive medicine, community resilience, mental health frameworks, environmental health, and public policy innovation.
A comprehensive phase dedicated to thesis development and structured research activities, enabling candidates to contribute substantial and original scholarly work to the field.
This doctorate study program is designed to cultivate independent researchers capable of designing large-scale health studies, evaluating public health interventions, influencing policy reform, and shaping sustainable wellbeing strategies at national and global levels. The research-intensive format supports advanced analytical thinking, interdisciplinary collaboration, and evidence-based decision-making.
Graduates are prepared to assume senior roles in governmental health authorities, international organizations, research institutes, global NGOs, academic institutions, and strategic health advisory bodies, as well as to contribute meaningfully to global discourse on health equity, resilience, and sustainable wellbeing.


