Applicants need a PhD in health economics, public health, or a closely related discipline. Demonstrated expertise in economic evaluations, systematic reviews, and real-world evidence analysis is essential. A strong publication record and experience securing extramural funding are highly valued.

The role focuses on assessing the economic impact of public health interventions, conducting comparative effectiveness analyses, developing economic models for healthcare resource allocation, and leading an independent research agenda in mental health. Collaboration across multidisciplinary teams is expected.

Applicants need a PhD in health economics, public health, or a closely related discipline. Demonstrated expertise in economic evaluations, systematic reviews, and real-world evidence analysis is essential. A strong publication record and experience securing extramural funding are highly valued.

The role focuses on assessing the economic impact of public health interventions, conducting comparative effectiveness analyses, developing economic models for healthcare resource allocation, and leading an independent research agenda in mental health. Collaboration across multidisciplinary teams is expected.

Yes, visa sponsorship is available for qualified international candidates. Duke-NUS, as part of the Academic Medical Centre with SingHealth, supports international researchers through established immigration pathways.

Primary focus areas include mental health economics, health technology assessment, cost-effectiveness of public health programmes, and policy translation. The Signature Research Programme in Health Services Research and Population Health drives high-impact work in Singapore and the region.

Applications are submitted directly via the Duke-NUS careers portal. Prepare a strong CV highlighting research output, funding success, and relevant skills. Check current openings on research-jobs or the university site for deadlines and requirements.