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Thien Thai
Why did you choose to study public health? Medicine isn’t just about treating disease, but about preventing disease and improving public health. I chose to study public health to because it is central to everything I do in medicine, from primary prevention through to...
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Sarah Gelbart
I chose Menzies because of its commitment to Indigenous health and partnership with communities across the NT, as well as the focus on the social determinants of health.
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Hannah Singleton
"Having never studied public health before, I loved learning about the many different fields associated with public health. "
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Alexander Wetten
"Studying public health at Menzies was such an enjoyable, challenging and enriching experience."
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Kelly Carleton
"Studying with Menzies has enabled me to pursue an exciting career path in public health in the Northern Territory."
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Bupe Kyelu
"The academic support I received was exceptional. The lecturers went the extra mile to offer help to students and guide them."
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Leigh Moore
"The Master of Public Health has given me the opportunity to apply for teaching, research and policy roles that I would otherwise not have been eligible for."
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Samantha Mills
"I would recommend study at Menzies for anyone who has a passion about public health and research. It’s a great course."
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Kathleen Cole
"Menzies has the credibility of working and delivering courses in the Northern Territory and their lecturers had great CVs. "
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Angela Sheedy
"I chose to study with Menzies as they have a great research history and I have read and referred to many of the staff research publishing’s over the years."
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Heather Wallace
Heather Wallace – winner of the Val Asche Prize for Academic Excellence 2014 - graduated with a Master of Public Health from Menzies in 2014. Why did you choose to study public health? I visited Timor-Leste as a self-funded volunteer with two midwifery colleagues in 2011. On...
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Judith Myers
Studying at Menzies has opened up more opportunities; through my engagement at Menzies I've continued working on Indigenous nutrition projects and work in Timor-Leste.
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Eric Makoni
Studying Public Health; a journey/course which challenged me as a health professional to confront complex health issues and challenges that affect society in many ways.