Course results for University of Tasmania Health & medical science Degrees

Gain entry into pharmacy as an assistant or technician, or enhance your employability within the primary care sector with this set of mathematics and science skills.

Learn to lead the creation, roll-out and control of logistics in industries including health, as well as those beyond it. Prepare for senior administrative roles. Cover transport policy and admin, freight forwarding, supply chains and global industry.

A specialised logistics course for emerging leaders. You’ll build on your natural leadership qualities and explore procurement, warehousing, and more. Grow your confidence. Get ready to work independently at a higher level.

Analyse and strive to resolve complex problems in health services. Identify gaps in quality and safety. Improve design, delivery, and reach. Work on your approach to critical thinking and build research skills. Steer your health career towards leadership.

Learn how to evaluate existing health services and processes. You’ll unpack healthcare quality and safety and get to work on improvement design. Build leadership skills and confidence. Get ready to work independently at a higher level.

Expand on patient-clinician communication, health literacy and social determinants in the area of community and urgent care. Explore evidence-based approaches for prevention and mitigation. Develop your own management plans so that you can lead.

Explore evidence-based approaches in community and urgent care settings. Focus on patient-clinician communication, health literacy, social determinants of health and more. Start to become the colleague those you work with turn to when it comes to urgent care.

This specialisation allows you to become the kind of leader who is sought after when preparing for health threats on a global scale. Build on your ability to survey, assess and act. Emerge as an expert.

Forge a path for yourself in this growing area of need. Learn how to survey and respond to public health incidents at speed and scale, on a national and international level. Become an advocate in communicating to prevent risk.

Further build on your foundations of clinical reasoning and decision-making in advanced airway, ventilation and haemodynamic patients. Lead the way with evidence-based approaches of a systematic nature – focusing widely, or in specialised groups.