Course results for Griffith University Masters Degree Degrees

Earn a globally recognised qualification in public sector and policy leadership. Tailor your degree to your career goals by specialising in policy analysis and impact, management and administration, regulation and integrity, or strategy and change.

Fast-track your career in healthcare management and innovation. You’ll build skills in nursing education and research. Prepare for advanced practice. Explore quality and safety. Complete a research project. Study with a leading Australian nursing school.

Gain the competitive edge with a double degree and take your marketing career anywhere in the world. Get strategic and make confident, informed decisions across the complex global marketplace. Be future-focused. Play in the digital space.

Tackle illegal use of funds transnationally. Topics include forensic accounting and cyber security. You’ll build skills in risk management and governance. Stay on top of the changing regulatory environment. Lead organisations to manage cyber fraud risks.

Become a TESOL professional and step up to higher roles in advisory and leadership. You’ll deep dive into critical issues in TESOL research, methodology and assessment. Direct and teach ESL programs in Australia or overseas. Take a focus on Asia-Pacific.

Manage complex energy problems now and in the future. You’ll cover energy markets, renewable energy systems, and more. Build skills in stakeholder engagement and project management. Get ready for leadership roles in the global energy sector. 

Lead change and drive efficiency by unlocking the power of data. You’ll deep dive into data analysis, machine learning, and data management. Explore AI. Work with big data. Get to know best practice for data handling and visualisation.

Equip yourself for leadership roles in education, health, policy, social work or service provision for people with autism and their families. Engage with communication, learning style and behaviour management.

Build on your knowledge of social and behavioural science and prepare for work as a social worker. Explore the ethical foundations for social work while you expand your knowledge. Understand contemporary social policy and human service applications.

Help students learn English as a second language. Explore how the brain processes foreign languages, so that you understand where students may struggle most. Practice your lesson planning and teaching skills during a practical internship.