Research that’s solving real-world problems

You’ll be learning from our epidemiologists in the School of Population and Global Health, who work with bodies like the World Health Organization to translate research into results. One team has been aiming to alleviate the burden of tuberculosis among adolescents and young adults, who still contract and transmit the disease in disproportionate numbers, while another of our researchers is focusing on viral hepatitis and the significant public health consequences of a largely undiagnosed illness.

Career connections

There are many events that will connect you with industry and employers throughout the year. You’ll also have the opportunity to network with and learn from professionals in your field, and to join the STEM Industry Mentoring Program to develop your communication skills and employability.

Volunteering

While you’re studying with us, why not take advantage of the many opportunities available for you to get involved with volunteering to extend your learning opportunities, connect with communities, and enhance your employability. One opportunity for volunteering is through the Science Student Ambassadors program.

Study abroad

To add a global experience to your degree, consider studying overseas.