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Welcome to UCD School of Public Health, Physiotherapy and Population Science. We are a multi-disciplinary school situated within the College of Health Sciences. With a commitment to excellence in both undergraduate and postgraduate education, the School is at the cutting edge of research in all the individual and combined disciplines.

The philosophy of the School is to foster excellence in all its disciplines and this is evident from the calibre of our programmes in Physiotherapy, Public Health, Safety and Health at Work and Sports. The focus is on student-centred learning in an environment where research and scholarship stimulate high achievement.  Our graduates contribute to their professions world-wide and enhance the international reputation of our programmes and the University.

The School has a long tradition in Taught Postgraduate Programmes which offer graduates a unique opportunity to specialise in a particular area of their field. These programmes are internationally recognised and in some areas lead to accreditation in that particular discipline. Training opportunities in specialist areas of Healthcare are also available to graduates. The School’s research programmes are organised into distinct hubs of activity: Clinical Epidemiology;  Cystic Fibrosis RegistryFood and Health; Geary Institute ProgrammesHealth Services ResearchHRB CSTAROccupational and Environmental Studies;  Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation and Health, and Sport, Exercise and Health. You will find that we have an international reputation in these fields of activity, with many national and international partners, including government agencies, statutory and non-statutory organisations and other academic institutions.

The Academic Staff are forerunners in their field and experts in their disciplines both educationally and in research providing leadership and innovation which is reflected in our programmes.

If you are academically capable and curious, relish an intellectual challenge and want your talents to make a difference, this is the School for you.

Professor Cecily Kelleher
Head of School
UCD School of Public Health Physiotherapy and Population Science

Vacancy

Vacancy now being advertised on UCD HR Website: Professor of Physiotherapy (Permanent), ref 005444.

Closing date for applications extended to 31st January 2013.

Professor Cecily Kelleher

UCD School of Public Health, Physiotherapy and Population Science welcomed students to the new MSc (pre-registration) Physiotherapy programme. 
Pictured (L-R): Farhana Dossa, Sarah Doyle, Professor Cecily Kelleher (Head of School), Dr Cliona O’Sullivan (Course Director), Grainne Kerr, Laura Harrington

UCD School of Public Health, Physiotherapy and Population Science welcomed students to the new MSc (pre-registration) Physiotherapy programme. Pictured (L-R): Farhana Dossa, Sarah Doyle, Professor Cecily Kelleher (Head of School), Dr Cliona O’Sullivan (Course Director), Grainne Kerr, Laura Harrington

Rehabilitation and Therapy Research Society 8th Annual Conference held in UCD May 25th 2012.
Pictured L to R: Dr Stephen Bloch, Dr Catherine Doody, Professor Cecily Kelleher, Professor Elizabeth Dean, Mr Tadhg Stapleton.

Rehabilitation and Therapy Research Society 8th Annual Conference held in UCD May 25th 2012. Pictured L to R: Dr Stephen Bloch, Dr Catherine Doody, Professor Cecily Kelleher, Professor Elizabeth Dean, Mr Tadhg Stapleton.

Pictured: Dr Brona Fullen and Dr Eamonn Delahunt receive 2012 College Teaching Awards at the Teaching and Learning Awards ceremony in November 2012.

Pictured: Dr Brona Fullen and Dr Eamonn Delahunt receive 2012 College Teaching Awards at the Teaching and Learning Awards ceremony in November 2012.