Bachelor of Health Sciences / BSc Conjoint - Population Health in Auckland New Zealand | University of Auckland

The BHScBSc program enables you to explore and expand your understanding of how government policies shape healthcare systems, while examining the biological and societal factors influencing community health. By combining this with your scientific interests, this dual degree offers excellent opportunities to investigate these topics through statistical, psychological, or environmental science lenses. Strengthen your BHSc studies by adding relevant Science courses to broaden your expertise and educational journey, positioning yourself for impactful roles in healthcare. Please note that the University of Auckland does not participate in graduate recruitment and cannot assure professional registration or job opportunities in New Zealand or elsewhere after graduation.

Population Health focuses on improving health outcomes across specific communities. A key objective involves minimizing health inequalities between groups, often stemming from living conditions, environmental factors, and economic status—all significant health determinants. If driving positive change motivates you, Population Health might be your ideal path. This field equips students with analytical frameworks and practical skills to evaluate elements affecting community health. The School of Population Health faculty contributes diverse expertise and real-world perspectives to this discipline.