NUS SPHID

NUS SSHSPH's Research Programme

Infectious Diseases
Programme (SPHID)

About the Programme

NUS’ Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health’s Infectious Diseases Programme (SPHID) aims to advance research on infectious diseases and translate findings into effective public health policies and practices for communities in Singapore and beyond through local and international collaboration.

18

Faculty Members

7

Disciplines

10

Research Areas

Welcome Message

Welcome to School of Public Health Infectious Diseases Programme (SPHID)

SPHID is a research programme at the Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, National University of Singapore, dedicated to advancing infectious disease research. We bring together researchers across diverse fields, from genomics and behavioural science to modelling and epidemiology, to improve our understanding of infectious diseases and enhance public health responses. By working closely with partners locally and internationally, we aim to create impactful solutions for the region’s most significant infectious diseases. If you are interested in collaborating, do get in touch with us or any of the researchers.

Hannah Clapham

Assistant Professor & Programme Leader
NUS Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health’s Infectious Diseases Programme (SPHID)

Our People

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Disciplines

The programme focuses on 7 disciplines.

Climate and Health

Clinical Trials

Epidemiology

Genomics

Health Economics

Modelling

Socio-Behavioural Studies

Latest

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Resources

Publications

Partnerships and Networks