Community attitudes towards using newborn screening cards for validating tests and research
Masters Project
Are you passionate about public health innovation and the ethical dimensions of biomedical research? Join our MSc project at the Liggins Institute, University of Auckland, and explore community attitudes towards repurposing newborn screening cards for test validation and advanced research. Under the expert guidance of Supervisors Dr Natasha Heather, Dr Luling Lin and Professor Justin O'Sullivan, you will contribute to pioneering studies that could shape the future of diagnostic and research methodologies.
Project overview
Who should apply?
We invite candidates with a background in public health, genetics, sociology, or related fields who are enthusiastic about leveraging community insights to drive health research innovation. Excellent research, analytical, and communication skills are essential. A fees scholarship will be available for New Zealand residents.
Contact and supervisors
To apply, please submit your CV and a cover letter detailing your interest and relevant experience to Justin O'Sullivan.
Contact/Main supervisor
Supporting supervisor(s)
Closing date: 12 April, 2025