Kris Jamsen
PhD CandidateCentre: Centre for Molecular, Environmental, Genetic and Analytic (MEGA) Epidemiology
What were you doing before you became a student at the Melbourne School of Population Health?
I was working as a Research Officer at the Cancer Council Victoria, and was also completing my Masters in Biostatistics. Previous to that, I worked as a Research Assistant at the Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne. My undergraduate training is in Mathematics.
What made you apply for your course?
I felt that for where I want to go in my career, the PhD will be a great asset. The Melbourne School of Population Health offered an excellent group of potential supervisors, which made my choice very easy.
What makes the Melbourne School of Population Health a great place to study?
The courses are taught/supervised by world experts who put a great deal of effort and time into teaching, which makes for an ideal learning environment.
Any advice for new students?
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