Research
Research at the School of Medicine and Health Sciences is focused on improving health outcomes across Papua New Guinea. Our work addresses the priority health challenges facing Pacific communities, from tropical disease to maternal and child health.
Research Themes
Our researchers, clinicians, and postgraduate students undertake studies that respond directly to PNG's most pressing health needs.
- Tropical and communicable diseases
- Maternal, child, and reproductive health
- Public health and health systems strengthening
- Traditional medicine integration
- Clinical and biomedical sciences
Clinical Research Partnerships
Teaching and research partnerships with Port Moresby General Hospital and rural health facilities provide a strong foundation for clinical research and translation of findings into improved patient care.
Postgraduate Research
The School supervises Masters in Public Health, specialised clinical, and research candidates pursuing investigations that address PNG's priority health issues, supported by experienced academic and clinical staff.