I graduated in health service management and now I am working at Univesity as a lecturer. Now, I have a plan to learn a PhD in health service management, health policy, and health economics-related fields. So, how can I get a supervisor?
Thank you.
Hello, you need to get the acceptance from the university first, then they will hire a supervisor for you.
Most of the Universities abroad has 'How to find a supervisor' site in their website. Most of the searches are also designed to filter the supervisors using key words.
For example in the Researchers/Supervisors site you can search a supervisor with a specific specialty such as Epidemiology or Health service management or Nutrition etc. Then you can view their profiles and make contact based on your enquiry.
I hope this is helpful.
You can search for open Ph.D. Projects and apply directly to that specific project. Some Universities provide a fully funded scholarship for their projects. Look over this site: https://www.findaphd.com/
You need to look for the appropriate university, see if that University has a senior lecturer, PhD, Docent specialist on the area of your study, and contact those people, asking if they can supervise you. May be by writing a statement of purpose (a one page description of what you plan to do in your PhD project, or a research proposal). That was how I found my supervisor. Then you can proceed with developing your proposal (Research Plan).
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