Bachelor of Public Health

Yes, you can study the Bachelor of Public Health online or on campus at Charles Darwin University. As an online student, you'll have access to round-the-clock academic and technical support, the same 1:1 support from lecturers as your on-campus peers, and CDU's world-class online learning platform, Learnline, where you can access study materials on demand, engage with fellow students and lecturers, participate in online discussions and tutorials, and live-stream or catch up on lectures in your own time.

By studying the Bachelor of Public Health at CDU, you'll gain skills and knowledge in epidemiology, marketing, project management, anatomy and physiology, ethics, social research methods and more.

Yes. As part of your final year in the Bachelor of Public Health, you will be supported by CDU lecturers to complete your own community health project with health agencies. You'll be performing real-world public health tasks and creating professional and industry connections before you even graduate.

Graduates will be equipped to find roles in health promotion, policy making, disease prevention and research. Career opportunities are incredibly varied, ranging from clinical research roles to communications roles, and from local community organisations to the World Health Organization (WHO). You'll also gain highly transferable skills including critical thinking and problem-solving, research and analysis, and marketing and communication.

Yes, CDU offers both part-time and full-time learning options for the Bachelor of Public Health, both online and on campus, to suit your individual circumstances.