Course results for Australian Catholic University Masters Degree Health & medical science Degrees

Develop the skills you need to work with all athletes, from professionals to community players. Learn how to prevent and rehabilitate sports injuries. Understand sports-adjacent diseases and strategies for improving wellbeing.

Contribute to quality patient care by educating clinicians. Study learning and teaching strategies specific to health professionals. Consider curriculum design, assessments and evaluations. Electives are available to broaden your focus.

This double degree will advance your skills as a physiotherapist so you can work with professional athletes. Explore how to manage sports-related injuries and illnesses. Learn from industry mentors and access internships within high-performance sports.

Become an ethical, effective health leader. Prepare for work in the public, private or not-for-profit sector. Understand strategic development, and help to work towards delivering culturally safe, resource-efficient health care.

Extend your nursing knowledge and set the groundwork for a career focused on mental health. Apply your theoretical and practical learning in a range of mental health settings. Engage with innovative solutions in the contemporary healthcare space.

Get set to tackle the challenges facing the healthcare industry. Support service delivery in diverse settings. Conceptualise new and creative approaches. Prepare for work in health administration and management in hospital or community settings.

Understand the elements that peak athletic performance requires. Learn to work within the culture of the high performance industry. Prepare for work in professional and semi-professional sport, in Australia or internationally.

Learn how to improve digital healthcare systems for the good of patients. Upskill in both IT and health so that you can problem solve technology issues, assess big health data and identify gaps in health services. Help people access the care they deserve.

Expand your nursing knowledge. Connect theory, practice and research. Evaluate challenges facing clinical practice within the broader health care sector. Contribute to values-based professional practice in dynamic and challenging environments.