SRM SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH

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School of Public Health

The School has made its mark in “Public Health” through imparting quality education and conducting innovative research. Students hail from all parts of the globe thereby promoting the acumen acquired in terms of quality, efficiency and effectiveness in the global arena. Courses Offered

Masters in Public Health: This is a 2 year program which seeks to provide s

tudents with an in-depth understanding of issues in public health principles and practice, and apply this to the specific challenges in delivery, research, planning and management of health services in their national context. This is the flagship program offered by the School of Public Health. Biostatistics and Epidemiology: This is a 2 year, 4 semester program which will equip students with the skills necessary to enable them to work across the range of areas covered by the Medical, Pharmaceutical and Health-related fields and Epidemiology. This program serves to train health professionals to have in-depth knowledge of Epidemiology and Biostatistics and its application to important clinical and public health issues. AFIH: The Associate Fellow in Industrial Health course is a 3 months certificate course for Medical Doctors MBBS and Post Graduate Doctors to create occupational health professional for the industrial world. The AFIH students receive the Diploma from Director General Factory Advice Service and Labor India,(DGFASLI )Ministry of Labor Govt of India. This 3 month Diploma program gives them a wide reach to work as Industry Medical Officers anywhere in India

Research Excellence Recognised |  SRM School of Public Health congratulates Dr. Janmejaya Samal, Associate Professor, on...
22/06/2026

Research Excellence Recognised |

SRM School of Public Health congratulates Dr. Janmejaya Samal, Associate Professor, on the publication of his research paper titled “Delays in Tuberculosis Care Among the Top Ten Tuberculosis High-Burden Countries in the World: A Scoping Review” in the Journal of the Egyptian Public Health Association (Impact Factor: 3.8).

The publication was authored by Dr. Janmejaya Samal, Dr. G. S. Preetha, and Dr. Hari Singh, reflecting a collaborative effort toward advancing research in infectious disease control and global public health.

This significant contribution highlights the critical challenges in tuberculosis care across high-burden countries and reinforces the importance of evidence-based public health interventions. Such impactful research reflects SRMSPH's commitment to advancing global health knowledge and addressing pressing public health issues through scholarly excellence.

The wait is over! Join us as we inaugurate Panacea 2026, a celebration of talent, culture, and unforgettable moments at ...
17/06/2026

The wait is over!

Join us as we inaugurate Panacea 2026, a celebration of talent, culture, and unforgettable moments at SRM Medical College Hospital & Research Centre on 18th June 2026 at Dr. T.P. Ganesan Auditorium

Let's come together to mark the beginning of an extraordinary journey.

Strengthening Global Partnerships in Public Health |  SRM School of Public Health was pleased to host a distinguished de...
15/06/2026

Strengthening Global Partnerships in Public Health |

SRM School of Public Health was pleased to host a distinguished delegation from the School of Public Health, The University of Queensland, Australia, for an engaging academic exchange and collaborative discussion.

The visiting delegation comprised:
* Professor Sheleigh Lawler, Head of School
* Professor Simon Reid, Professor & Director of Global Engagement and Co-Chair, Engagement Committee
* Dr. Preetha Thomas, Director, Teaching and Learning and Senior Lecturer
* Associate Professor Devi Mohan

The visit fostered meaningful interactions between faculty members, providing a platform to exchange perspectives on public health education, curriculum development, innovative teaching approaches, and global health challenges.

Discussions also explored opportunities for student mobility, internships, collaborative research, and joint academic initiatives that can enrich learning and research experiences.

This engagement marks an important step toward building a strong international partnership and advancing excellence in public health education, research, and global collaboration.

Why do adolescents choose the foods they eat?The answer goes far beyond taste.SRM School of Public Health proudly celebr...
12/06/2026

Why do adolescents choose the foods they eat?

The answer goes far beyond taste.

SRM School of Public Health proudly celebrates the publication of a research study by Ms. Sruthi Sree, Research Scholar, in Appetite, a leading international journal with an Impact Factor of 3.8.

The study, "Understanding the Influencing Factors of Adolescents’ (12–17) Healthy and Unhealthy Food Choices and Experiences in Tamil Nadu, India: A Socioecological Perspective", explores how family, peers, schools, communities, and social environments shape the eating habits of adolescents.

As childhood obesity, nutritional deficiencies, and lifestyle diseases continue to rise, research like this provides valuable insights that can help build healthier futures for the next generation.

Congratulations to Ms. Sruthi Sree and co-authors Bharathi Palanisamy and Sai Prashanthini Sivakumar for contributing meaningful evidence to the field of public health and nutrition.

Research that asks the right questions.

Insights that can shape healthier communities.

Research Excellence |  Congratulations to Dr. Suman Kanougiya, Associate Professor, School of Public Health, SRMIST, on ...
10/06/2026

Research Excellence |

Congratulations to Dr. Suman Kanougiya, Associate Professor, School of Public Health, SRMIST, on the publication of the research paper.

Titled: "Self-Medication among Older Adults in Rural India: Structural Gaps in Primary Care and Pain Management"

Published in BMC Health Services Research (Impact Factor: 3.0), the study explores self-medication practices among older adults in rural India and highlights critical gaps in primary healthcare access and pain management.

Authored by Suman Kanougiya, S. Bhaskarpandi, A. Surendhar, R. Dharani, R. Swetha, M. Dhanush, V. Oviya, and B. Vishali, this research contributes valuable evidence to support stronger public health policies and healthcare interventions for ageing populations.

Research Spotlight |  A significant milestone in academic excellence as Dr. Bala Ganesh P, Assistant Professor, School o...
06/06/2026

Research Spotlight |

A significant milestone in academic excellence as Dr. Bala Ganesh P, Assistant Professor, School of Public Health, SRMIST, contributes to a research publication featured in Nature.

Universities must move with the times: how six scholars tackle AI, mental health and more

The publication examines how higher education institutions are responding to evolving global challenges, including artificial intelligence, mental well-being, and the future of learning.

This accomplishment reflects the growing impact of interdisciplinary research and the continued pursuit of knowledge that addresses real-world challenges.

AI is transforming the future of healthcare and public health.School of Public Health, SRMIST, successfully hosted a han...
25/05/2026

AI is transforming the future of healthcare and public health.

School of Public Health, SRMIST, successfully hosted a hands-on workshop on AI for Public Health on bringing together students, professionals, researchers, and innovators to explore the growing role of Artificial Intelligence in solving real-world public health challenges.

The session was coordinated by our proud alumnus, Mr. Mohan Kumar K, further reflecting the strong alumni contribution towards shaping future-ready learning experiences at SRMSPH.

From AI fundamentals and prompting techniques to ethical AI practices and healthcare applications, participants gained practical insights into how technology can create meaningful community impact.

A day filled with learning, collaboration, innovation, and future-ready conversations.

19/05/2026

Why Public Health @ SRMSPH

The real question isn’t just what to study — it’s where it prepares you for impact.
In this edition, Ft. Geetha Veliah, Assistant Professor, School of Public Health, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, we explore why public health at SRM is a smart, future-focused choice.
With a 28% rise in India’s research budget, the demand for skilled professionals in programme management, data, and community outreach is growing fast. SRM prepares you to meet that demand by connecting theory with real-world practice across policy, epidemiology, and data science.

🎓 Programmes Offered:
* B.Sc – MPH (Integrated)
* M.Sc Biostatistics & Epidemiology
* M.Sc Health Data Science
* MPH
* MPH (AHR)

📢 Admissions Open for 2026

If you’re looking for a course that leads to meaningful work and long-term growth, this is where it begins.

🔗 https://bit.ly/3CEKrtw

Create meaningful impact in global healthcare with the School of Public Health, SRMIST.🏆 Ranked 15th in India by IIRF 20...
16/05/2026

Create meaningful impact in global healthcare with the School of Public Health, SRMIST.

🏆 Ranked 15th in India by IIRF 2025
📊 Implementing agency for NFHS-5 & NFHS-6 in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry

Explore future-focused programs in Public Health, Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Health Data Science. Applications Open 2026.

Apply now at https://bit.ly/3CEKrtw

Announcement Update! 📢The application and submission deadlines for SRM Creator League 2026 have been extended.Revised da...
09/05/2026

Announcement Update! 📢

The application and submission deadlines for SRM Creator League 2026 have been extended.

Revised dates and further details will be announced soon through official communication channels.

Until then, keep creating, keep exploring ideas, and get ready to share your story
with .

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Kattankulathur
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