Postgraduate Research Degree Programs in Evidence-Based Healthcare
Applications open
JBI at the University of Adelaide is excited to announce that applications are open for its Postgraduate Research Degrees Program for 2025.
JBI has developed a unique and contemporary approach to delivering the best available evidence to healthcare providers globally. JBI research and systematic review methods are implemented by over 7000 healthcare providers across the world and are linked to over 150 universities and research groups.
JBI’s Postgraduate Research Degrees Program offers three pathways: Master of Clinical Science, Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy. Applications are invited from medical, allied health, and nursing professionals with a keen interest in evidence-based healthcare research and practice.
Dr David Moher, senior scientist, Clinical Epidemiology Program, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute, presents to JBI Postgraduate Research Degrees students
Key points about JBI’s Postgraduate Research Degrees Program
1. Interdisciplinary approach: JBI's multidisciplinary approach appeals to students interested in systematic reviews, the transfer of best practices, and the implementation of evidence-based methods.
2. Immediate relevance: The research topics are directly drawn from students' practice experiences, ensuring that the acquired knowledge has immediate "real-world" applicability.
3. Practical outcomes: The focus is on generating practical outcomes, allowing students to publish their research while in the program, thus contributing to the advancement of the field.
4. Flexible structure: The program spans over two years, with training sessions and research schools. This structure is designed to accommodate the schedules of busy health professionals and students from different geographical locations.
5. Access to resources: Students enrolled in the Master's or PhD level programs have access to world-class training in systematic review methodologies and methods, along with complementary access to relevant software such as JBI SUMARI.
Prof Ruth Stewart, Director of the University of Johannesburg’s Africa Centre for Evidence and Chairperson of the Africa Evidence Network, presents to JBI Postgraduate Research Degrees students
“We introduce students to methodologies and methods for systematic review developed by JBI, and then provide the support to students so they can compete and publish a systematic review during the program”, said A/Prof Edoardo Aromataris, Director of Synthesis Science at JBI.
“Our focus is on practical clinical outcomes and support for student-led publications, ensuring a relevant and impactful opportunity for each student within their chosen field of practice.”
Chief Public Health Officer South Australia, Professor Nicola Spurrier, presents to JBI Postgraduate Research Degrees students
For information on how to apply, please email [email protected]
Applications close 31 October 2024. For applicants applying for a Research Scholarship, applications close 30 September 2024.
Interviews for potential candidates will be conducted on a rolling basis between October and November 2024.
Watch video of a past Master of Clinical Science program student talk about her career trajectory after studying with JBI: Building a career post Master of Clinical Science