SPPH Research

Overview

At UTMB’s School of Public and Population Health, research is a shared enterprise with a focus on rigorous science and improving the health of individuals and communities. Our faculty lead nationally funded programs across several core domains in public health, including epidemiology, biostatistics, health services, and bioethics. Working side by side with students and trainees at every level, our faculty tackle questions with the goal of optimizing health for all. 

Research Focus Areas

Aging & Health
Bioethics & Health Humanities
Biostatistics, Data Science & AI
Chronic & Infectious Disease Epidemiology
Community Engaged Research
Correctional Health
Global Health
Health Services Research

Key Highlights

0 Faculty

0 PI-led Grants

$0M In active awards

0 Co-Investigator grants

0 Collaborative grants
National Institute on Aging P30

Texas Resource Center on Minority Aging Research
National Institute on Aging T32

Training Program in Population Health and Aging

Openings

Careers here are built alongside people who will still be reading your drafts a decade from now.

Whether you are looking for a fellowship, a faculty position, or a collaborator on a proposal due next month, start here.

Research News

Newsletter

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Research Centers and Programs

SPPH research is anchored by nationally funded centers and long-running programs — the infrastructure that lets our investigators ask bigger questions, train the next generation, and sustain science over decades.

UTMB Centers

Research Programs

Multi-Institutional Affiliations & Partnerships