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Curtin University of Technology - School of Public Health
The public health endeavours at Curtin are within the Division of Health Sciences
and are covered by the work of the School of Public Health, the National Drug
Research Institute, the Centre for Health Promotion Research, the Centre for
International Health, the Centre for Behavioural Research in Cancer Control
and the Centre for Research into Aged Care Services.
The School of Public Health provides education for public health professionals
and provides additional skills to health professionals in clinical practice.
The discipline of public health seeks to improve the health and wellbeing
of the whole community. It concentrates on activities that promote wellbeing,
such as nutrition, physical activity and a healthy environment. In more recent
years the population-based techniques developed for disease control in the
community have also been applied to managing an increasingly complex health
system. The Curtin School of Public Health provides education and undertakes
research in all areas of public health. Thus we also teach management and
evaluation of health facilities and techniques for improving health communications,
as well as the more traditional areas of public health.
Head: Professor Susan Fyfe
Curtin University
of Technology - School of Public Health