DrNeetu George

Dr George is a medical doctor with clinical experience and a public health focus, recognised for curriculum design, innovation and fostering inclusive learning environments. Bridging theory, policy and community practice, she fosters inclusive, practice-based learning that equips students to address contemporary health challenges. This approach is evident in the range of units she has been involved in, spanning both chairing and teaching, where her work continues to shape future health professionals and strengthen the fields of health sciences, public health and health promotion.

Current Unit Chair for:

HBS108 - Health Information and Data

Served as Unit Chair/ Co-Chair for:

HSH105 - Understanding Families and Health
HBS107 - Understanding Health

HSH207 - Socio-Economic Status and Health

HSH303 - Health Practicum

HSH701 - Principles and Practice of Public Health
HSH731-4 - Masters Major and Minor Projects

Other units taught include:

HSH113 - Social Perspectives on Population Health
HSH211 - Australian Health Care System
HSH212 - Professional Practice
HSH302 - Politics, Policy And Health
HSH323 - Program Planning, Management and Evaluation

HSH755 - Postgraduate Health Practicum


Teaching interests

• Health and Sustainability
• Public Health and Health Promotion
• Health Information and Data Literacy
• Problem-Based Learning
• Collaborative Learning
• Technology Integration
• Assessment for Learning

Curious about tackling contemporary health challenges through research? Let's start the conversation.

I am always happy to hear from prospective Honours or Masters students who are passionate about building equitable and sustainable food systems that improve health and equity or exploring the topic of 'gender justice' and the opportunities/ challenges related to access and equity in the Higher Education sector. If you are interested in meaningful research in any of the areas, feel free to reach out as I would love to discuss potential projects with you.